Things You'll Need:
- Pleasant personality, must like to help people
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Step 1
Hotels always have jobs open, and during these tough economic times, a hotel job might help you get through this economic slow down. Hotels have jobs for front desk clerks, engineers, housekeepers, and sales and catering professionals.
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Step 2
If you have a high school degree and a nice personality, simply prepare a resume that shows you like to help people, have a nice personality, and have some basic computer skills. Then go to the hotel in person and give your resume to the Human Resources Department. The key is to dress professinally and go in person. These front office jobs pay from $10-$14 an hour or more depending on the city.
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Step 3
If you are looking for more money and have a bit of sales experience, you may land a hotel job that pays 40-60K per year. Go to www.aprinda.com for some free hotel sales courses, and then go to www.hcareers.com to get a list of all kinds of hotel sales jobs. Just be sure to type in hotel sales and hospitality into the drop down boxes.
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Step 4
Housekeeping is another position that hotels are always looking to fill, you can typically land these jobs if you are a hard worker. Speaking the English language will put you at the top of the list for these positions. Go to the hotel in person for housekeeping jobs. Forget mailing your resume, go to the human resources department and let them meet you in person. You may get hired the next day.
Comments
gterry said
on 8/29/2009 I took the www.aprinda.com course and it worked well. I landed 3 interviews fairly quickly. I got a job with Holiday Inn for 42 thousand, free meals, and dry cleaning. I am now looking to land a job with Embassy Suites for a lot more money...asking for 58 thousand and bonus.