Is it easy to meet rich people when working as a consultant in a star-rated hotel? Which rich person is easier to get to know than a guest at a star hotel or a hotel receptionist?

Working in a star-rated hotel, including as a guest or receptionist, is likely to come into contact with wealthy people. However, whether you can get to know these people depends largely on the individual's personality, social skills and social circle.

The consultant and the front desk are both important positions in star-rated hotels, responsible for receiving and handling customer problems and needs. Consultants are usually responsible for providing professional consulting services to customers, such as travel route planning, dining reservations, etc., while the front desk is responsible for handling customer check-in, check-out and other matters.

Although both the consultants and the front desk have the opportunity to come into contact with wealthy people, contact does not mean knowing them. Customers of star-rated hotels are usually high-end business people or tourists. They are usually busy and unlikely to have time to chat with employees or establish personal relationships. In addition, many star hotels have strict rules that prohibit personal relationships between employees and customers.

So if you want to work in a star hotel, meeting rich people is not a realistic goal. Instead, you should focus on improving your professional skills and service quality to provide better services to your customers. In this way, you may get praise and praise from customers, and even have the opportunity to get better job opportunities.