Lexy Moran’s Post

Lu Apa Nama? The reason why there are no Malaysian General Manager permanently attached to any Doubletree Hilton in Malaysia is a good example of what happens when unconscious bias is in place. Sometimes, I think it is just outright actual bias in place. Why? Because the reality is, employees with equal qualifications and skills don't always get equal outcomes when it comes to big brands in Malaysia. Worse still, the name and its ethnic background in shaping an individual's career opportunities is an often overlooked aspect of the recruitment process. Yet, it plays a critical role in determining who gets a chance to step through the interview door for the big brand hotels. Will a Muthu, Muhammad or Ah Seng get a chance in the near future? Hell no. Perhaps a Malaysian in the future with a name like Johan Harris or Adelina might get a chance to pass the resume review stage....... Oh no, it's not because of the name or nationality.......we don't hire Malaysians because our expat GMs are more capable and profitable. Please la, there is a hotel in Butterworth managed by a local GM who has made (and still making) more profit than any of the big brands in Malaysia, pre and post pandemic.....

Work with the best

🔥 Discover the Secret Sauce Behind Tanger's Success! 🛍️✨ Who knew that empty spaces could hold the key to thriving in the retail world? Find out why Tanger's CEO believes vacancies are the ultimate game-changer in this intriguing article. 💡🛒 Don't miss out on the inside scoop - click the below to uncover the mystery! #TangerSuccess #RetailInnovation #ShopSmart 💸👗 #UnlockTheSecret #DiveIntoRetailMagic 🌟 article: https://buff.ly/3OZeAHl

🌍 **Journey from Kulim to Kelantan: A Road Less Traveled** 🏍️ Last week, I embarked on an unforgettable journey from Kulim to Kelantan on my motorcycle. Covering 300-ish kilometers, the trip was not just about reaching a destination, but about the experiences and lessons learned along the way. Here are some insights from my adventure: 1. **Resilience and Patience**: Long rides teach you the importance of staying calm and focused, especially when faced with unexpected challenges. 2. **Connection with the Community**: Meeting people from different walks of life along the route was a reminder of the warmth and hospitality that exists in our communities. 3. **Appreciation for Nature**: The scenic views of Malaysia's landscapes were breathtaking, reinforcing the importance of preserving our natural environment. As a telephonist at the Malaysian Ministry of Health, this journey also reminded me of the importance of clear communication and staying connected, no matter where you are. Just like on the road, in our professional lives, we must navigate through challenges and maintain strong connections with those we serve. Here’s to embracing new experiences and learning from every journey! 🛣️✨ #MotorcycleJourney #TravelDiaries #LifeLessons #Resilience #CustomerService #Healthcare #Telecommunications

Creativity in hospitality industry in Srilanka

successfully completed 5 years in Mandarin Oriental

Career opportunities

Malaysia’s largest city, national capital and primary global lure forms the perfect setting for tourists and business executives alike as a consequence of a diversity which can take you down the most naturally eerie of caves one second, and up the most impressive of manmade towers, the next. For the visiting business traveller, some of these wider connotations and repercussions can be lost of course, but at eye level, the significance and magnitude of the city is every bit as striking. From the towering Petronas and Menara KL structures to the winding cultural offerings of the city’s Chinatowns and markets – and every world-renowned eatery and bar in-between – Kuala Lumpur really does have it all. #businesstravelmanagement #travelmanagement #travelmanagementcompany #destinationmanagementcompany #corporatetravelmanagers #corporatetravelcompany #destinationmanagement #riskmanagementtravel #travelriskmanagementcompany #travelmanagementservices #leisuretravel

Malaysia’s largest city, national capital and primary global lure forms the perfect setting for tourists and business executives alike as a consequence of a diversity which can take you down the most naturally eerie of caves one second, and up the most impressive of manmade towers, the next. For the visiting business traveller, some of these wider connotations and repercussions can be lost of course, but at eye level, the significance and magnitude of the city is every bit as striking. From the towering Petronas and Menara KL structures to the winding cultural offerings of the city’s Chinatowns and markets – and every world-renowned eatery and bar in-between – Kuala Lumpur really does have it all. #businesstravelmanagement #travelmanagement #travelmanagementcompany #destinationmanagementcompany #corporatetravelmanagers #corporatetravelcompany #destinationmanagement #riskmanagementtravel #travelriskmanagementcompany #travelmanagementservices #leisuretravel

Malaysia’s largest city, national capital and primary global lure forms the perfect setting for tourists and business executives alike as a consequence of a diversity which can take you down the most naturally eerie of caves one second, and up the most impressive of manmade towers, the next. For the visiting business traveller, some of these wider connotations and repercussions can be lost of course, but at eye level, the significance and magnitude of the city is every bit as striking. From the towering Petronas and Menara KL structures to the winding cultural offerings of the city’s Chinatowns and markets – and every world-renowned eatery and bar in-between – Kuala Lumpur really does have it all. #businesstravelmanagement #travelmanagement #travelmanagementcompany #destinationmanagementcompany #corporatetravelmanagers #corporatetravelcompany #destinationmanagement #riskmanagementtravel #travelriskmanagementcompany #travelmanagementservices #leisuretravel