Is there a future for undergraduate students not majoring in hotel management to work as waiters i

When you are about to graduate, you are really confused, you really can't find the direction, this is normal, since it is to help others, the problem should be serious, as long as you can't make up your mind or are not clear, you can ask others for more advice.

I think you can consider starting from hotel sales, but you should be very familiar with hotel products in sales, you can talk to them, first rotate to various departments, each department for half a month, so that you will have a clearer understanding of the actions of the whole hotel. I am worried that there will be too much gap between the actual situation and your expectations, because it is a hotel opened by a state-owned enterprise, and it is too wasteful of time if you do it for a year and a half and then change it.

If you have other options, I suggest you consider some international hotels, where you will learn something a little more professional.

The industry is good or bad, as long as the direction of work is determined, there are prospects for development. For recent college graduates, the main consideration for choosing a job is whether there is room for development in the industry, whether the company can provide you with systematic professional training, and whether there is room for improvement in future positions. Therefore, if you are interested, you can start at the grassroots level.

Can't find another job? Even if you start as a basic clerk in a small unit, it is better than you as a restaurant waiter. That's all you have in mind after graduating from undergraduate?

Working as a waiter in a state-owned enterprise will not be in the contract, at most it is an outsourcing service, and it is the same nature as the driver and cook of a public institution.

It is recommended that you take a look at "Automatic" first, you will know the answer by looking at both sides, and no one needs to ask.

After graduating from hotel management, you generally start from the bottom, and if you have the ability, you don't have to start as a waiter. It is mainly determined by the ability and the comprehensive quality of all aspects.

Hospitality Management Expertise Development:

Master the skills. 1. Have integrity, perseverance and dedication, responsible professional ethics and teamwork spirit;

2. Have good professional basic knowledge and self-learning ability, enterprising and innovative consciousness;

3. Master the concept of modern service and understand the development trend of modern service industry;

4. Familiar with the business knowledge of hotel front office, guest room, catering, recreation and other departments;

5. Familiar with the guidelines, policies and regulations for the development of China's hotel industry;

6. Have the management and basic service capabilities of the hotel's front office, guest rooms, catering, recreation, exhibition, etc.;

7. Strong computer operation, written expression, interpersonal communication skills and certain professional foreign language expression skills.

Direction of employment. After graduation, students can work in the following jobs: reception, front office reception staff and room service staff in various hotels, restaurants and guesthouses; staff of various tourism companies and tourism management departments; All kinds of hotels, restaurants, guesthouse floor management, lobby management, consulting, exhibition and other work; The business departments of various hotels, restaurants and guesthouses are engaged in business negotiation and external liaison services; The commercial departments of all kinds of hotels, restaurants and guesthouses are engaged in market research, intelligence, information services, etc.

Yes, no matter how high your education is, or hotel management majors, you have to start from the basics, the hotel is very focused on management experience, after all, what you learn in school is only some management concepts, and the actual operation is very different!

The rules of this industry seem to be like this.

When the hotel recruits people, it is said that it is to start from the grassroots level and be familiar with all aspects of hotel management and culture.

I'll tell you that the management in there does this, but I'm skeptical.

If you really want to do it, then there has to be a time limit for this. Otherwise, college is a bit ...

Generally speaking, it is.

The service industry focuses on experience, not academic qualifications, except for individual positions of assistant general manager and personnel clerk.

The hotel profession has a low restriction on personal professional skills, as long as the physical and mental health can theoretically be competent.

For those who can master one or two foreign languages, they are more optimistic, and the promotion time in international five-star hotels is generally about 2-3 years.

If you are looking for a job in Tianjin, Beijing, Xi'an, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Hangzhou, Switzerland, you can consult me further.

1. Both of these are liberal arts and science majors, so generally liberal arts and sciences can be filled, depending on the school, and the enrollment indicators of liberal arts and sciences vary from school to school.

Second, if your future employment direction is very clear, there is no doubt that the major of "Hotel Management" is your first choice, and most of the undergraduate studies of the "Business Administration" major are the basic knowledge of management majors, with a wide range of content but not specialization, and there is not much knowledge about hotels.

3. The MBA (or Business Management) major in Business Administration can be your first choice for further study (postgraduate examination), and it has several professional directions, including Business Management - Tourism Management or Hotel Management.

The former is good, and it embodies professionalism both in form and substance. Of course, it is more competitive to really learn something.

There are no big restrictions.

Our school is a business administration college with a major in tourism management, and then a major in tourism management has a direction in hotel management.

I don't know if this is the case in all schools, but it's not too restrictive in the arts and sciences.

But you have to study mathematics, and you still have to rely on yourself in college.

In fact, I personally think that hotel management should still have great development prospects, and high-end talents in this area should be relatively lacking.

Hotel management is mainly for large and medium-sized hotels or large catering enterprises, hotels and other service industries, engaged in DU front office and room management and related service technical positions, hotel catering management and service positions; It can also be engaged in relevant national administrative organs, recreation management and service positions, conference service and management positions, and service and management positions in tourism-related industries. With the shortage of personnel in the hotel management industry, the employment situation of this major is very promising.