Domestic hotels are not suitable for talents with high diplomas?

I also work in a star-rated hotel and read the landlord's question. As a graduate of 2 1 1 engineering university, I believe your comprehensive quality is not bad. Your confusion about the hotel should be that you have not determined your position yet, and there are many hotel departments. You should first determine which department you are suitable for, such as applying for the front desk with good English and going to the marketing department with strong communication skills. . . Most junior college students are hotel waiters and the like, because their knowledge and literacy are generally not as good as those of undergraduates, and their molding is relatively poor, so there is not much room for improvement. The landlord is different. As long as you are well positioned, have certain talents, and add your own diploma, there is a lot of room for improvement, and your salary will be much higher than that of junior college students! Therefore, the landlord need not feel inferior, but should be confident! Of course, this is just my own opinion.