Here is our list of the top 15 reasons you need a new job. This post is more for entertainment purposes, but as silly as these list items are, there may be some threads of truth in there. If you can agree with any of these, perhaps it’s time you begin a new hospitality jobs search. Otherwise, they’re hopefully at least good for a quick laugh… read more
You’re job doesn’t have to feel like a back breaking chore. There are a ton of great paying jobs out there that still allow you to have fun and enjoy your work. If you’re wondering where you can pursue such a career, look no further. Hoteljobs.com has compiled this list of 10 reasons why you… read more
With 142,000 hotel properties in this country and over 2 million hotel jobs, it might be hard for job seekers to decide which paths to take when pursuing their hospitality careers. The options of hotel careers are staggering. Thankfully, Fortune Magazine puts out a yearly list of the Top 100 Companies to Work For. This… read more
Effective Jan 1, 2012, many hotel employees across the US should see an increase in their hourly job wages. Due to state laws requiring employers adjust the minimum wage paid to their employees in accordance with inflation and living costs, hotel staff earning a minimum wage in Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Montana, Ohio, Oregon, Vermont and… read more
Hoteljobs.com is ringing in the new year with brand new careers for hotel and hospitality job seekers. Starting January 1, all United States job openings with Interstate Hotels & Resorts are included in our hotel jobs search. Previously, only Interstate’s non-management jobs and select management careers were hosted at Hoteljobs.com. But now you can search… read more
When it comes to the culinary arts, there are lots of jobs and career opportunities in the hospitality field. Whether working behind the scenes in the kitchen, ordering ingredients, or managing service staff, a restaurant at a hotel or resort is a place bustling with exciting culinary arts careers. If you are interested in the… read more
Times have changed since the founding of the US’s first hospitality college in 1922, Cornell School of Hotel Administration. The lodging business has grown from your traditional roadside motor inn, to publicly held, multi-national hotel corporations, comprising a $3.5 trillion industry.
Though since its inception, under its founder Dean Howard Meek’s ideal of hospitality is “the subtle anticipation of human needs,” Cornell School of Hotel Administration is still renowned as one of the best hospitality management schools in the world, and is the only hospitality school maintaining an Ivy League status… read more
The hospitality career field offers a variety of well paying, entry level jobs. Applying for most of these jobs often doesn’t require anything more than filling out a standardized employment application. This doesn’t mean a well written resume can’t help your next job search… read more
The marketing industry has its rule of 4 P’s: Product, Pricing, Promotion, Placement. Following these rules help keep a product successful in the market place. Likewise, guest service has its 4 P’s of hospitality rule. It’s important to any job in the hospitality career field to be Polite, Personable, Presentable and Professional. They are vital… read more
The life of a recruiter, particularly a hospitality recruiter can be a demanding one. The hospitality industry is notorious for high employee turnover, meaning there are always job vacancies employers need filled, and that leads to a never ending flood of job applications, resumes and job seeker inquiries. In the hotel, hospitality and service industries,… read more
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