Have you ever wished you could work a more flexible schedule? And have you ever been afraid that if you asked for more flexibility at work, your employer wouldn’t like it? If so, you aren’t alone. A recent study found that out of 2,700 employed people who were surveyed, almost 40 percent said they thought …
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Being a server is a great place to start your food service career. It doesn’t require any formal education and you’ll be trained on the job. Once you’ve had a chance to learn and hone your skills, you may be looking for the next step in your career. There are many options available to you depending …
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Your resume has the power to make or break your candidacy on the spot. That said, savvy job seekers correctly focus tremendous attention on the pertinent experience and details necessary to include in this document. They perfect their wording, spell-check and invite others to proofread it before sending it off to prospective employers. However, oftentimes, there …
We all have to start somewhere. Whether you’re a recent college grad or just got your high school diploma, don’t miss out on the job you want because you aren’t sure how to write your resume when you have very little or no work experience. Begin by writing a brief (2 or 3 sentences) summary …
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Maybe you need to find a new hospitality job as soon as you can, or perhaps you’re happy in your current job but open to a great opportunity if it comes your way… Whatever your circumstances, being a job hunting pro means more than putting together a resume and occasionally looking at open positions. If …
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The whole process of looking for a job is a great exercise in self-awareness. As you craft your resume, go on interviews, research companies, etc., you’re trying to find the fit that will make the most of your strengths, align with your values and help you grow in your career. If you’re being mindful of all …
You’ve applied for a job and successfully interviewed. Now, you’re holding an offer. Before you accept the job, take a step back and make sure you have enough information about the company to make an informed decision. Benefits Your job offer should include information on benefits, but if details are missing, ask the company for …
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When people outside of or new to the hospitality industry imagine working in the food and beverage department at a hotel, the first jobs that come to mind are often entry-level positions like server or busser. They may think of summer jobs or temporary banquet positions. And it’s true that food and beverage can serve …
As a front desk agent, you’re an expert multitasker and a high-profile face for your organization. You connect guests with amenities and services, give directions, maintain financial records, and field questions and complaints—all while checking guests in and out. Since you use many different skills on the job, there are multiple directions your career can …
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Do you love to travel? If you’re looking for a way to see the world and make some money doing it, here are seven jobs that will send you on your way. Depending on your skills and experience, you’ll find some interesting options to expand your horizons. 1. Event Coordinator: Large-scale events are a great …
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