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Hotel Receptionist Reviews
What is it like working as a Hotel Receptionist?
January 2019
Never boring.
Hotel Receptionist in Melbourne:
Pros: Culture
Cons: Traffic
January 2019
Good.
Hotel Receptionist in Montréal:
Pros: Meeting new people from all around the world
Cons: Picky clients
March 2017
Very nice.
Hotel Receptionist in Gold Coast:
Pros: Natura Environment Weather City.
Cons: Traffic busy chaos transport buses.
October 2016
You can interact with VIPs.
Hotel Receptionist:
Pros: Helping people.
Cons: Long standing hours.
June 2016
Hotel Receptionist:
Pros: Meeting people, staff relationships.
Cons: No share of burden.
September 2015
Fulfilling and exciting.
Hotel Receptionist:
Pros: I love to interact with people from different backgrounds and hear about their stories and travels.
Cons: I can't fully paln around my life because I am expected to be available all the time.
October 2014
Gallery Host.
Hotel Receptionist:
Pros: I enjoy dealing with the guest at the hotel and the vibe during second shift. Flexible schedule.
Cons: Disrespectful managers, unfair pay
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