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"Crafting Excellence: Nurturing Talent and Fostering Growth in the Hospitality Industry" Staffing is a critical aspect of ensuring the success of any team in the hospitality industry. As Food and Beverage specialist, I place a high value on creating a team that is not only skilled but also passionate about delivering exceptional experiences to our guests. When it comes to staffing, nepotism is a topic that requires careful consideration. While it can be tempting to hire friends or family members, it's important to prioritize merit and qualifications above all else. Hiring based on relationships rather than qualifications can lead to resentment among team members and may ultimately impact the quality of service we provide. At our property, we strive to create a culture of fairness and transparency in our hiring practices. We believe that by hiring the best candidates for the job, regardless of their personal connections, we can ensure that our team is comprised of individuals who are dedicated to upholding our standards of excellence. One way we nurture talent within our team is through mentorship programs. These programs pair seasoned professionals with aspiring talents, providing guidance and support to help them grow in their careers. By investing in our team members and providing them with opportunities for growth and development, we not only benefit our employees but also enhance the overall guest experience. In conclusion, staffing is a critical aspect of ensuring the success of our team in delivering exceptional hospitality experiences. By prioritizing merit and qualifications in our hiring practices and investing in the growth and development of our team members, we can continue to uphold the high standards of excellence that define our brand. #HospitalityExcellence #TeamDevelopment #MeritBasedHiring #NurturingTalent
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Careers in hospitality A career in hospitality is a diverse and dynamic field that offers countless opportunities for personal and professional growth. From working in luxurious hotels and resorts to managing restaurants and planning events, there are a wide range of roles available in the hospitality industry. There are many different paths you can take in a hospitality career, depending on your interests and skills. If you have a passion for food and beverage, you could pursue a career in restaurant management or become a chef. If you have a knack for organization and planning, you may excel in event management or hotel operations. Many successful industry professionals started out in entry-level positions and worked their way up through the ranks. With hard work, dedication, and a strong work ethic, you can climb the ladder and take on more challenging roles with greater responsibilities. The hospitality industry is a global one, and there are job opportunities in almost every country. This allows you to gain valuable international experience, expand your cultural knowledge, and develop a global network of contacts. Working in hospitality also offers a diverse and stimulating work environment. You will interact with people from all walks of life, from guests to coworkers, and you will encounter new challenges and opportunities on a daily basis. This keeps the work exciting and helps you develop a wide range of skills, from communication and problem-solving to leadership and teamwork. Moreover, the hospitality industry is constantly evolving and adapting to changing trends and customer demands. This means there are always new and innovative concepts emerging, providing opportunities for professionals to stay current and continue learning and growing in their careers. In terms of education and training, there are many options available for those interested in a career in hospitality. While some roles may require a formal degree or certification, many employers value hands-on experience and a strong work ethic above all else. This means that if you are passionate and dedicated to the industry, there are opportunities to succeed regardless of your educational background. So if you have a passion for providing exceptional service and creating unforgettable experiences for others, a career in hospitality may be the perfect fit for you. #careeradvice #genieboconsultio #hospitalitycareers #hospitalityindustry
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Are recruitment fees more costly than vacant leadership roles? 💬The answer may surprise you #TheLoringGroup #TLG #Hiring #Hospitality #TalentAcquisition #HumanResources #restaurant #hotel #hospitalityindustry #food #travel #luxury
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Careers in Hospitality
Careers in hospitality A career in hospitality is a diverse and dynamic field that offers countless opportunities for personal and professional growth. From working in luxurious hotels and resorts to managing restaurants and planning events, there are a wide range of roles available in the hospitality industry. There are many different paths you can take in a hospitality career, depending on your interests and skills. If you have a passion for food and beverage, you could pursue a career in restaurant management or become a chef. If you have a knack for organization and planning, you may excel in event management or hotel operations. Many successful industry professionals started out in entry-level positions and worked their way up through the ranks. With hard work, dedication, and a strong work ethic, you can climb the ladder and take on more challenging roles with greater responsibilities. The hospitality industry is a global one, and there are job opportunities in almost every country. This allows you to gain valuable international experience, expand your cultural knowledge, and develop a global network of contacts. Working in hospitality also offers a diverse and stimulating work environment. You will interact with people from all walks of life, from guests to coworkers, and you will encounter new challenges and opportunities on a daily basis. This keeps the work exciting and helps you develop a wide range of skills, from communication and problem-solving to leadership and teamwork. Moreover, the hospitality industry is constantly evolving and adapting to changing trends and customer demands. This means there are always new and innovative concepts emerging, providing opportunities for professionals to stay current and continue learning and growing in their careers. In terms of education and training, there are many options available for those interested in a career in hospitality. While some roles may require a formal degree or certification, many employers value hands-on experience and a strong work ethic above all else. This means that if you are passionate and dedicated to the industry, there are opportunities to succeed regardless of your educational background. So if you have a passion for providing exceptional service and creating unforgettable experiences for others, a career in hospitality may be the perfect fit for you. #careeradvice #genieboconsultio #hospitalitycareers #hospitalityindustry
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Improve Hiring: Part 2 of 6 🌟 Craft a Clear Job Description 🌟 ~Condense the job description to a single page, more people will read it ~Enhance readability by using bullets and bold text to highlight crucial elements of the role and requirements ~Offering a clear understanding of the role and requirements will deliver the best candidates for that position while minimizing the amount of time spent with underqualified candidates #TheLoringGroup #TLG #Hiring #Hospitality #TalentAcquisition #HumanResources #restaurant #hotel #hospitalityindustry #food #travel #luxury
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Thankful beyond words! I embarked on my journey at Trace restaurant in the W Hotel back in 2014 as a host. The onboarding experience was remarkably positive, and it marked the moment when I sensed a genuine connection with the hotel industry. Driven by a fervent desire for professional growth, I was determined to make a lasting impact. An opportunity materialized, leading to my transition to the role of a server, which I embraced wholeheartedly. Engaging with guests and ensuring their stays were not just pleasant but truly memorable became a source of genuine satisfaction. My approach was rooted in the principle of treating others as I'd like to be treated, adhering to the highest standards. After a fulfilling year in serving, I ventured into room service, discovering a newfound passion and an aspiration for leadership roles within the hotel industry. Serving as the In-Room Dining Room Supervisor brought me immense joy, as every moment felt purposeful. With an eye on my long-term goal of becoming a General Manager, I sought to broaden my expertise by transitioning to the front desk, a decision made during the challenges posed by the COVID era. Surprisingly, I found the role equally fulfilling and rapidly ascended the ranks, securing positions as Front Office Supervisor and subsequently Front Office Manager. The pinnacle of this journey arrived with an offer for the Front Office Manager position at Hotel Colee, a prospect I greeted with unbridled enthusiasm and readiness. Amidst my excitement and eagerness to advance in my career, a conversation about growth with my former HR director took an unexpected turn. She posed a question that had never crossed my mind: "Have you ever thought about being in HR?" Despite initial reservations about the role, I decided to give it a chance, aspiring to be the HR representative I would have appreciated. Little did I know, this leap into the realm of Human Resources would turn out to be the most rewarding career move of my life. Each day, I find myself reflecting with gratitude, amazed at the journey that has unfolded. If there's one lesson learned, it's that hard work and dedication to one's goals are unstoppable forces. Grateful for every step taken, and excited for what lies ahead. #feelinggrateful #blessedandthankful #keepgrowing
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Restaurant Supervisor, Dubai-2024 || Student at Coursera in digital marketing and e-commerce analysis
Proper screening is sooooo.. important.
When I'm selecting staff in the position of SUPERVISOR, ASSISTANT MANAGER or MANAGER usually i tend to delve into the profiles of those who really started from the bottom and are capable of tackling the restaurant sector with patience and determination. If normally the hierarchical pyramid of the restaurant staff foh is commis waiter, waiter, senior waiter, head waiter, normally spending a minimum of two years in the role before getting a promotion, only "if deserved" , I wonder how you manage to have already held a position at 25yo role of Supervisor or ass Manager? There are two things, either the CV is fake or someone unprofessionally recommended you and covered your back. Having said this, it is clear that in a dysfunctional context where there is no experience and maturity necessary in a Leadership role, you risk burning out a talented young person, subjecting your senior staff with a lower position to greater workloads and stress and embarrassing situations where they have to coach an employee to a higher level, and wear out your job. Many people are recruited or promoted into Leadership position without understanding the fundamental philosophy of leadership. One must remember that the talents that make a person successful in a previous non - leadership role are rarely the same ones that will make them excel as leaders. This is why we have many companies - restaurants grossly over managed and severly under led. The recruitment process is fundamental to evaluate after the skills and experience of the candidate, the maturity, work ethic, integrity, emotional intelligence, loyality and respect for the others employee positions gained with ages of service. When you are a leader you re no longer responsible for doing the job, you are responsible for inspiring, coaching, mentoring and motivating your team to become the very best version of themselves which will help them produce their best work. It's all about Leadership, it's all about People. You get the right people, you get the right behavior and the right environment. #hr #jobseeker #cv #recruitment #experience #senior #career #development #hospitality #qualify #leader #leadership #growth #loyal #company #managment #manager #supervisor #position #merit #meritocracy #hotel #hotellerie #quotes #linkedin #post
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When I'm selecting staff in the position of SUPERVISOR, ASSISTANT MANAGER or MANAGER usually i tend to delve into the profiles of those who really started from the bottom and are capable of tackling the restaurant sector with patience and determination. If normally the hierarchical pyramid of the restaurant staff foh is commis waiter, waiter, senior waiter, head waiter, normally spending a minimum of two years in the role before getting a promotion, only "if deserved" , I wonder how you manage to have already held a position at 25yo role of Supervisor or ass Manager? There are two things, either the CV is fake or someone unprofessionally recommended you and covered your back. Having said this, it is clear that in a dysfunctional context where there is no experience and maturity necessary in a Leadership role, you risk burning out a talented young person, subjecting your senior staff with a lower position to greater workloads and stress and embarrassing situations where they have to coach an employee to a higher level, and wear out your job. Many people are recruited or promoted into Leadership position without understanding the fundamental philosophy of leadership. One must remember that the talents that make a person successful in a previous non - leadership role are rarely the same ones that will make them excel as leaders. This is why we have many companies - restaurants grossly over managed and severly under led. The recruitment process is fundamental to evaluate after the skills and experience of the candidate, the maturity, work ethic, integrity, emotional intelligence, loyality and respect for the others employee positions gained with ages of service. When you are a leader you re no longer responsible for doing the job, you are responsible for inspiring, coaching, mentoring and motivating your team to become the very best version of themselves which will help them produce their best work. It's all about Leadership, it's all about People. You get the right people, you get the right behavior and the right environment. #hr #jobseeker #cv #recruitment #experience #senior #career #development #hospitality #qualify #leader #leadership #growth #loyal #company #managment #manager #supervisor #position #merit #meritocracy #hotel #hotellerie #quotes #linkedin #post
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The #hospitalityindustry has an open secret. It’s struggling to stop its best talent from walking out in droves. Right now: 🪑 The industry has over 100,000 unfilled vacancies. 🚪 30% of employees leave within 90 days of starting a new job. 🤯 53% of hospitality workers have plans to quit their current role. But the solution could be solved with one simple change. Join us and The Burnt Chef Project at the HRC on 25-27 March to discover the one thing you could change that will make your entire team happier, healthier and more likely to stay with you.
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The #hospitalityindustry has an open secret. It’s struggling to stop its best talent from walking out in droves. Right now: 🪑 The industry has over 100,000 unfilled vacancies. 🚪 30% of employees leave within 90 days of starting a new job. 🤯 53% of hospitality workers have plans to quit their current role. But the solution could be solved with one simple change. Join us and The Burnt Chef Project at the HRC on 25-27 March to discover the one thing you could change that will make your entire team happier, healthier and more likely to stay with you.
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