Btw, it would help if you learn Japanese or Chinese plus Spanish. It might also help if you live overseas for a couple of years after college just to broaden your cultural horizons. Believe me, this helps in the hotel business A LOT.
I worked in the hospitality industry for a couple of years. It's definitely not easy and there tends to be a lot of turnover of GM's. I wouldn't call it the most stable way to make a living. If you would be so disposed, you might think about the healthcare field instead, especially nursing, since there is a shortage right now. Much more stable, fewer day to day headaches and it pays very well with full benefits.
Sweet_LiL_Angel answered Friday August 5 2011, 9:12 pm: You should start applying at your hotels near you. Start at the bottom cleaning, laundry you do all that before you become a manager youll be a better manager because youll no what it takes to do it. [ Sweet_LiL_Angel's advice column | Ask Sweet_LiL_Angel A Question ]
Jasmine23 answered Friday August 5 2011, 3:29 pm: start by applying to your local hotels,. That will at least get your foot in the door. If you put on your resume your currently taking a hotel management course in college they might be more intersted.
Xui answered Friday August 5 2011, 11:52 am: If you want to work in a hotel while going to college, You could look into house keeping that is a great start for part timers. [ Xui's advice column | Ask Xui A Question ]
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