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Director of Operations Reviews

What is it like working as a Director of Operations?

December 2015
Director of Operations:
Focus on the people rather than just the technology.
December 2015
Zoom In-Zoom Out.
Director of Operations:
The key to my success I think has been my ability to zoom in and study, learn and understand the details of an operation and then zoom out and understand how each detail relates to the overall process- how each department overlaps and is both dependant on and contributes to the others. Also, developing meaningful working relationships with each individual and valuing them as equal human beings will create a dynamic team that will create success for the business, for you as a manager, and for themselves.
December 2015
Being Task Ready.
Director of Operations:
Study the latest Project software and make sure you spend a balanced time between strategy/planning - face to face management - workplace visits - customer interaction and client feedback.
December 2015
Educational.
Director of Operations:
Pros: Every day I learn something new.
Cons: Dealing with the politics with the hotels.
December 2015
Overall Evaluation.
Director of Operations:
Pros: Salaried position gives me a little flexibility with my work schedule. Working with the corporate office provides support and mentoring for branch offices. Managing people and providing customer service is rewarding and challenging.
Cons: The expectation that I will be available for office staff/corporate office (President & VP)/on call people 24/7 is stressful and leads to burn out. Being on call, feeling underpaid and undervalued. Office staff and caregivers feel they are under paid and are dissatisfied with compensation and I cannot control it. Not having as much autonomy and control because the corporate office alternately gives me authority and then takes it away.
December 2015
What is Hospitality.
Director of Operations:
Hospitality is performing to your best genuine self, every day, naturally to guarantee that a guest, your team and your company is satisfied. Not just with your performance or skills but their experience with you as a whole.
November 2015
Good company culture.
Director of Operations:
Pros: General management role, cover large business area.
Cons: Stress.

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