When and How To Follow Up After Submitting Your Resume

Landing your dream job can often feel like a marathon. You meticulously craft your resume, gather your references, and then, hit the “submit” button. But what happens next? Days turn into weeks, and there’s nothing but silence from the hiring company. Should you reach out? If so, when? And how should you go about it? …

Giving Notice? Resignation Do’s and Don’ts

There are several reasons why you might feel the need to resign, this could be due to a new job, a change of location, a toxic workplace experience, studies, etc. As humans, we also naturally crave growth and advancement. It is always okay to make the decision to want to leave your present workplace. In …

Mastering Customer Service: A Key to Success in Hospitality Careers

Exceptional customer service is not just a skill; it’s a cornerstone of success in hospitality careers. In this article, we’ll delve into the importance of mastering the art of customer service and explore strategies that can elevate hospitality professionals to new heights in their careers. Understanding the Customer Experience: To master the art of customer …

Crafting a Standout Hospitality Resume: Top 10 Questions Answered

Securing a job in the competitive hospitality industry requires more than just a winning smile and excellent customer service skills. A well-crafted resume is your ticket to standing out among the crowd of job seekers. To help you navigate resume building, we’ve compiled a list of the top 10 questions people often have when putting …

Questions to Ask When You’re Starting a New Job

Accepting a new job is an exciting experience, but also can create some anxiety about what to expect, and how to onboard correctly. If you currently have a job, you likely have to give them a two-week notice before starting this new opportunity, which means two weeks of waiting.  These are some important questions to …

5 Job Skills Hospitality Employers Want to See

In order to stand out from the pack, prospective employees must highlight the skills that employers think of as most in demand. As a prospective employee, make sure you are doing your best to highlight what employers want to see on your resume and cover letter. Here is a list of the top five skills that …

Strategies to Secure a Hospitality Job When You’re Underqualified

Embarking on a job search can be a daunting task, especially when you feel you may be underqualified for positions that are available or that you are interested in.  In the dynamic and competitive field of hospitality, where experience often takes center stage, it’s crucial to adopt strategic approaches to stand out and secure that …

7 Career Goals to Set for the New Year

As we bid farewell to the old and usher in the new, it’s the perfect time to reflect on your career journey in the dynamic world of hospitality.  Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just stepping into the industry, setting strategic career goals can pave the way for a fulfilling and successful year ahead. These …

Showcase Promotions on Your Hospitality Resume for Maximum Impact

In the dynamic and competitive hospitality industry, demonstrating your professional growth is crucial for advancing your career.  One powerful way to convey your progress is by showcasing promotions on your resume. Employers value candidates who have proven their capabilities and dedication through upward mobility within their organizations.  These are effective strategies for highlighting promotions on …

5 Tips to Manage Your Friendships at Work

Forming friendships at work can make any job more satisfying and productive. In fact, many career professionals confirmed that having friendships at work superseded most job benefits, after their paycheck. But in addition to the benefits, there are potential pitfalls to growing too close with work friends. Examples include close-knit relationships that can be perceived …