I'd like to ask my friend who works as a personnel officer in a travel agency a few questions.

the work of travel agencies is not as good as expected.

Generally, I work in a travel agency as a dispatcher, that is, I am responsible for scheduling, arranging travel routes and facing customers.

travel agencies are grouped into groups, connected to the ground, and dedicated lines.

Generally, there are five or six people in a travel agency, which is already quite large. Most of them are two or three people in charge of dispatching, a manager, or a travel agency with a dozen people in the office, which is already a very large company.

Travel agencies are small in scale, but generally scattered, and their business is good. Generally, they have their own offices, a dozen or more offices across the country, but that is to say, there are only two or three kittens in one office, which is enough.

If you just entered the travel agency and are a novice, you will usually appoint someone to teach you the basics, but there are some who don't, so you can explore for yourself, just throw you the information or you have to look for it yourself! It usually takes a week to understand, half a month for you to operate individual passengers, and one month for you to get started.

General companies will not spend any money on your training. Some companies have performance tasks. Whether you do well or not is related to your salary.