How about the reception of undergraduate English majors in a four-star hotel? Is there much room for promotion?

First of all, regardless of your occupation, you like it, have fun and have a future.

What you need to know now is

You should regard English as your skill, especially if you are an English major. You should make your oral listening better than others, so that no matter what occupation you are engaged in, you can highlight this as your advantage.

About the front desk. You should know the front desk of this hotel first. For example, did you study the international hotel system? Can I often speak English in that hotel? Do you know the career path of this position yourself? (If it is not the international system, forget it, it is a waste of time. If all domestic guests stay, forget it, it means that this hotel is not big and the career route will not be much better. Secondly, if you really want to be a receptionist, you'd better find a hotel with an international chain number. These hotels have professional systematic training and international skills.

Just ask yourself, are you ashamed to be a receptionist? If you can't get through yourself, you won't be happy even if you do it in the future. You know, the job is your own. It doesn't matter what others say or do. They don't pay you. )

Finally, you can log on to the "Best Oriental" website to see the recruitment and recruitment information of many large hotels. Can help you understand the industry.