[header] How to work at a hotel [title] Build a solid work history. [step] Although where you have worked is important, the amount of time you have spent in a given job is important as well. Try to stay with a job for at least three years.
[header] How to work at a hotel [title] Build a solid work history. [step] Although where you have worked is important, the amount of time you have spent in a given job is important as well. Try to stay with a job for at least three years.
In other words, if you only put too much time and effort into building a solid work history, you won't have trouble getting hired in the next year or a year. [substeps] To work at a hotel, the first thing you do to build a solid job history is to speak with staff at the hotel. Staying with an employer for three to four years shows commitment and stability. [substeps] Build a solid yet related work history by starting at entry-level hotel positions like technical support, accounts payable, or even dishwashing. Make sure you do not miss the chance to learn a lot about local businesses. [title] Apply for business training programs at hotel clubs and offices. If your time in the hotel darkens (or you move frequently), shift positions that are far more challenging are no longer available. [substeps] Find other day to day jobs you might find more challenging, so that you will have at least a day to devote to your work.