Is there a more detailed cruise job introduction, thank you!

Similar to ferries, cruise ships mainly transport passengers from the place of departure to their destination in the inland sea and the inner sea, and can also allow them to visit the scenery along the way during the journey of transporting passengers.

A cruise ship was originally a type of ship that specialized in transporting mail and parcels, and later gradually developed into a large ocean-going passenger ship with fixed routes and flights mainly for transporting passengers and mail. Modern cruise ships have completely changed the function of simply transporting passengers to a certain destination, Imagyu Minji, and instead focus on marine tourism, providing passengers with perfect living facilities and rich entertainment activities on cruise ships, and mooring along the way just for tourists to go ashore for sightseeing.

There are still many positions on the cruise, for example, the most important is customer service staff (what restaurant service staff, room service staff, bar service staff, etc.). For example, photographers, childcare, tour guides, chef assistants, etc., cruise ships are a rich group, so there are many positions.

I wrote about this in the Encyclopedia of Seas:

Advantages: 1. Use the least time to obtain monetary benefits that cannot be obtained by other traditional industries, and the benefits are usually 2-3 times or even higher than those of traditional industries, which greatly shortens the struggle time.

2. Use the least amount of time to travel to more than a dozen or even dozens of countries in the world, enjoy the customs of foreign countries, and broaden your horizons, which is more suitable for travelers. Compared with some other travelers who travel at their own expense, the advantages are self-evident.

3. Use the least amount of time to exercise your English speaking ability, no matter how good your English is in China, it is only Chinese English, and there are more than a dozen to dozens of colleagues and guests from dozens of countries on the ship who speak all kinds of English. Soon you will find that your English listening will develop by leaps and bounds, and you will dream of it all in English.

4. Use the least amount of time to be familiar with the service concept, service mode and work experience of the international hotel cruise, and it is not a problem to re-employment after returning to China.

Disadvantages: 1. When you first get on the boat, you may be a little seasick, but the symptoms will be relieved and gradually disappear within 2-3 days.

2. When you first get on the ship, you may be a little overwhelmed by the labor intensity of the work, but this lies in a process where practice makes perfect.

3. When you first get on the ship, you may be very confused and frustrated because you have never worked in a hotel before, and feel that you can't do anything, but don't worry about your colleagues, they will usually be very friendly to help you.

4. When you first get on the boat, you may feel tired because you work at night and change the jet lag, but it doesn't matter, it will be better to take it slowly.

5. When you first get on the ship, you may be scolded by the manager or foreman for doing something wrong, which is a must, if you are not strict with you, you will not learn from your mistakes.

I passed the first level of the interview, I don't know if I want to go?

To put it simply, it is a certain number of years of relevant work experience (of course, different requirements for different positions in different companies) + professional English and spoken service for the corresponding position.