My major is tourism management and I have a college degree. I plan to go to a five-star hotel for an interview recently. My initial plan is to be at Tianjin Crown Victoria International Hotel.

I am not from Tianjin, nor have I personally experienced this work. But many people around me are in this major or related.

The major of tourism management is actually very hard. All students who graduate from this major, regardless of college or bachelor's degree, if they work in a hotel, they will spend at least half a year doing room service.

I wonder how much you understand the job of room service. In fact, it is the work of cleaning guest rooms, changing sheets, making beds, cleaning bathrooms, shower rooms, vacuuming, wiping dust, etc. It is the work of cleaning rooms. There are regulations on how many rooms must be cleaned every day. Generally, people will lose weight after doing it for more than a month because it is very hard.

However, if you are an undergraduate or college student, you may be able to find a slightly better position in the future, such as a guest room supervisor, who arranges for the following people to clean which rooms, and you only need to be responsible for inspection and management. If If your English is good, you can work in the customer service center to answer customer calls and then arrange for other people to solve the problem.

But generally speaking, the hotel is a hotel with low wages, a three-shift system, decent appearance, and includes two meals and a bathing place. If your requirements for work and career are relatively stable, then at least you can still hang out in hotels. But if you expect a high salary, don’t expect it.