Which department or profession is more suitable for the development of recent college graduates?

Personally, I think the customer service and front desk are relatively good and can exercise people.

Purchasing department. Logistics department.

If you have just graduated, go to the toilet first.

There are so many jobs and positions that students who come out of the hotel management major can be suitable for. In fact, even if you choose to work in a hotel, in addition to welcoming and reception, most of the positions do not have too high requirements for height and appearance. What the hotel needs more is service skills, business skills, and appearance, as long as it is not too different from ordinary people, it is good.

In the eyes of foreigners, they are actually almost the same, and the personal quality of domestic guests who can go to the hotel is relatively high, and few people will care about your appearance.

However, not many people who have graduated from the hotel management major can work in the hotel for more than five years, and even fewer can work in the hotel for more than ten years.

There are three reasons for this:

First, contact those big bosses and successful people every day, as long as you perform well enough, the probability of being poached is still relatively high.

Second, frequent contact with successful people with big bosses may also make you feel that you will never be able to achieve it if you continue to work in the hotel, and you will either leave in frustration or work hard to go out to do other businesses.

Third, the work of the hotel is relatively hard, weekends and holidays are the busiest time, and they often work overtime, which has a greater impact on the life of the family. The work intensity is high, the salary is generally not high, and the promotion space is relatively limited, so most young people can't stay.

Having said that, there are very few real professional counterparts after graduation and work, and in the final analysis, it still depends on your personal life orientation and planning. If you dare to fight hard and become an elite in the industry, it doesn't matter what your major is. Or if the conditions at home are not bad, and they can give you more support after they come out, then they can choose according to your preferences.

There are actually a lot of management positions, and the things learned between many positions are actually similar, so the scope of employment is still relatively large in terms of management positions!

For example, hotel management, you can engage in your own professional hotel management work, from a small hotel management staff to do well, hard work can be slowly promoted to the hotel's senior management, or to work in a very large and well-known hotel.

There is also a human resource management class. Now the threshold for human resource management is really low, and many people can do it.

Sales, sales is also a position that many people can do, but it is still more difficult to do it well and achieve success. Relatively promising!

In the administrative management category, the most administrative management is the logistics part, so the threshold is very low, but there is no room for growth, and there is no future.

Therefore, on the whole, there are still a lot of things that can be done after graduating from the hotel management major, and you can choose a suitable choice for yourself according to your future planning. Want to know about good schools for hotel management.

Although you are majoring in hotel management, if you don't want to do the hotel industry, you can also apply for other companies and do some administrative management. Looking for a job after graduating from college. It is not related to his major. So as long as you're willing to learn.

After graduation, if you don't want to do the hotel industry, what else can you do, although you are studying hotel management, if you don't want to do the hotel industry, you can also apply for other companies, although you are studying hotel management, if you don't want to do the hotel industry, you can also apply for other companies

If you are majoring in hotel management and don't want to do the hotel industry after graduation, then I think you can enter other industries, you can only start from the grassroots level, if you want to do the hotel industry, then your starting point is better than others.

If you don't want to do this job, you can do some hotel management work, which is okay, which is also better.

If you don't want to do this after graduating from a hotel management major, then you can do the rest, depending on what skills you have learned.

There's a lot to do.

After graduating from college, I feel more and more that for many liberal arts majors, the choice of major and job is not very relevant.

The first type: continue to study, self-examination for undergraduate or college upgrade (try not to choose tourism and hotel management). With an undergraduate diploma, you can have more options: postgraduate entrance examination, public entrance examination, examination editing, etc.

The second type: employment. The service industry is nothing more than food, housing, transportation, travel, shopping and entertainment.

For example: travel agencies (tour guides, scheduling, sales), counter shopping guides, shopping center sales office reception, restaurant foreman, transportation industry (airport, train, subway station light rail service personnel), sales in various industries ......and so onThere are really a lot of choices. And in these industries, the impact of education and professionalism is not great.

The greater impact is on character, image, and ability to deal with people.

Don't be afraid if you fail, and then look for a new job. Giving yourself a chance to learn something that is not available in school is growth, but also a kind of grinding.

If you don't want to do hotel management after graduating from the hotel management major, you can still do other management industries in this industry.

I majored in hotel management, and after graduation, I didn't want to do the hotel industry, so I could choose other industries.

What else can I do if I don't want to work in the hotel industry after graduating from the hotel management major? Although you are majoring in hotel management, if you don't want to do the hotel industry, you can also apply for other companies and do some administrative management.

Hello. It is best to do some business management or other better jobs in the hotel major.

After graduating from the hotel management major, you can still engage in management-related majors, and you can also find a job.

Just looking for a hotel, this is a very simple gift, you can look for the hotel on your mobile phone, because, his words are different, so I think there are a lot of things that are different, such as the hotel, he has the rules of the hotel, there is also the kind of hotel, this because of some people? They're doing a banquet or something, but they're going to clean it up, right?

If you want to change careers after graduating from a hotel management major, it is not easy to change careers unless you have other professional talents.

This major is more targeted, or you can consider doing management work in other industries.

If you don't want to do hotel management, you can try to work in other industries, such as customer service, and you can consider doing some human resources work, which is also a more professional job.

What else can I do if I don't want to work in the hotel industry after graduating from the hotel management major? Now a lot of young people. Looking for a job after graduating from college. It is not related to his major. So as long as you're willing to learn, you can do anything.

Personally, I think that to do tourism work or property management, you can also go to the community street, or be a security customer service staff.

You can do anything, but now the gap between industries is getting smaller and smaller, and cross-border talents are emerging in an endless stream.

If you don't want to be a hotel after graduating from a hotel management major, you can also enter other industries to do management.

You can do tourism, sales, and a lot of work can be done.

If you don't do this, you can go out and work!

Go to the factory to do administrative management.

If you don't want to do the hotel industry, you can also apply for other companies and do some administrative management, which is now available to many young people. Looking for a job after graduating from college. It is not related to his major. So as long as you're willing to learn.

Hotel management doesn't want to do it.

You can consider doing business administration.

If you don't want to work in a hotel after graduating from a hotel management major, what else can you do in this industry? It should be possible to engage in the service industry in this way.

If you don't do this, you can use the professional knowledge you have learned to pursue other careers. A friend of mine studied business English, and now he is making doors and windows, and he started as a worker and a boss, and he can still do it.

No matter what hotel you enter, it's no problem, provided that you try to do everything that belongs to you. Hotel work can exercise a person to say whether there is a future is too early, you first do it for a while, if you are lucky enough to do the position of manager, and then say something else, don't ask what is the difference between undergraduates and ordinary employees, enter the hotel, it's all the same. Don't think that you are superior, both you and you who graduated from primary school are waiters.

Entering a good hotel does not mean that there is a good future, and if a person does not grow, it is useless to enter any hotel.

Just working, no matter what academic qualifications, you should start from the grassroots level, don't think that undergraduates should do some light work, and elementary school students should sweep the floor and pour tea and water. You all have the same starting point, and if you don't have the right mindset, maybe in two years you will be under the command of these people who have graduated from elementary school.

Nowadays, Miss Aviation doesn't need undergraduates, do you know why? It's because undergraduates don't have a proper position and think that they are good, and they can't even do the most basic service in the air, what else can they do.

Height is not a hard injury, but a high heart is a hard injury.

Height can be compensated for by strict requirements for yourself, and if you are unlucky, you will basically be finished in your life.

How to say it, I'm a junior majoring in English with a bit of a hotel management direction, and I'm now applying for a master's degree in hotel management.

I am very entangled in the employment situation of the hotel industry, many people say that in the hotel is not to fight for academic qualifications, you have to start from the bottom, of course, the academic qualifications are different, and the time of appreciation is different. Now most of them are bachelor's degrees, so your advantages may not be very obvious in terms of academic qualifications, the problem of height depends on which piece you want to do, if it is the front desk, it may be a little problematic The housekeeping department should not be a problem The specific situation depends on your real talent and hard work I wish you a good job

The development prospects of the hotel industry are average High-end hotels are generally high-rise foreigners.

And the wages of the middle and lower classes are relatively small.

Now they are all undergraduate graduates, of course, the above is talking about high-end hotels.

Height is definitely not a hard injury! The main thing is to look at people. A bachelor's degree is advantageous before entering the company, especially in the corresponding major.

International brand hotels are different from local hotels, if they are local hotels, they mainly depend on how to behave and come to things.

International brands, mainly English and diligence, attitude is especially important.

I have not been in the hotel industry for a long time, only 8 years. But from a middle-level manager who has grown from an executive to today, the above brevity is not easy to achieve.

So, it's mainly your mindset and the department you choose that determines your future!

1 To choose the right department, the more promising departments of the hotel are the sales department, the catering department, and the public relations department.

2 The hotel is an industry that ranks seniority, so newcomers will be more or less excluded by the elderly, and if they want to resist, the situation will improve after a long time.

3 The hospitality industry is a big dye vat, as we all know. Therefore, it is very important to clean oneself, and all those who do mischief in the hotel industry will not have a great future, and they still have to firmly follow their own path.

4 All development and future have to do with themselves, no matter what industry, in the hotel industry, smart, generous, not humble or arrogant, polite and courteous, can basically have development.

Hello, I, like you, chose a five-star hotel for my internship :

First of all, when I was an intern, I was added to the room attendant because of my height limitation (171)!

I learned a lot in the room attendant, of course, after 3 months I was promoted to the foreman, 2 years supervisor, on this experience, I analyzed the situation of the hotel, lz to the number of check-in:

First of all, if you have a high level of English, know some other languages, and have a good height, you can go to the front office, which is the highest paid department in the whole hotel, and it is also a very easy job, but you must be smart! He represents the image of the entire hotel.

Secondly, if your height is not enough, you can consider going to catering or customer service, here to explain, in the guest room (floor, laundry, PA) out to the hotel administration department or even to sit in the position of the director of room affairs to the general manager is a matter of time, but if it is catering, to the director and the front office room is a bit biased, to the general manager less.

In addition, you can consider the logistics department of the hotel, such as human resources, finance (of course, there must be a professional), which are all positions with more room for promotion in star-rated hotels.

However, everything you do is down-to-earth and step by step!! It is recommended to meet the requirements of the selection of the front office department! It is a microcosm of society as a whole!!

I think it's okay, you can go to customer service for this.

Although I didn't study hotel management, as a human resources practitioner, I think there are many positions that I can pursue.

In my concept, I learned hotel management: economics, marketing, food nutrition and safety, service skills, hotel management (I don't know what the specific content is, hehe). The learning content includes economics and marketing, and the job positions are very broad, and to be honest, all the positions in the service industry are the right ones.

You can also work in sales, administrative work.

But no matter what work you do, keep a clear mind, a good attitude, and work diligently, and everyone will want to be a colleague with you.