Would you like to work in an hotel?
@sweetloveforeve (13107)
Portugal
10 responses
@Courtlynn (66921)
• United States
12 Dec 17
All the women in my family have worked in hotels doing rooms and / or laundry.
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@Shivram59 (31731)
• India
16 Dec 17
@sweetloveforeve Can't say.So far I have never been offered such job.
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@sweetloveforeve (13107)
• Portugal
16 Dec 17
Ok 
but if someone offered you would you be happy with it?
but if someone offered you would you be happy with it?1 person likes this
@Shivram59 (31731)
• India
17 Dec 17
@sweetloveforeve Why not.I think,I would accept it.
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@irishidid (8688)
• United States
13 Dec 17
I do work in a hotel as a housekeeper and my granddaughter works at the front desk.
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@sweetloveforeve (13107)
• Portugal
13 Dec 17
That is great are you and your granddaughter happy with your jobs?
are you and your granddaughter happy with your jobs?
@sallypup (57809)
• Centralia, Washington
12 Dec 17
When I was quite young I worked as a hotel maid. I was not good at it. The hotel needed a person who could work very fast, get lots done and not get paid much for it. I just could not keep up with it and then there was not enough money coming in for my efforts.
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@sweetloveforeve (13107)
• Portugal
13 Dec 17
Yes that is true we have to work a lot and the salary isnt much for what we do. But are you happy now with your job?
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@sweetloveforeve (13107)
• Portugal
14 Dec 17
@sallypup that is great that you are busy with a lot of different things 
@sallypup (57809)
• Centralia, Washington
13 Dec 17
@sweetloveforeve I do not work outside my home now. I am happy with all the work that I do at home: caring for the animals, gardening, baking bread, etc. I also am responsible for getting my husband to and from work and at times that is very difficult.
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@sweetloveforeve (13107)
• Portugal
13 Dec 17
I am happy that you changed into a job that makes you feel happier but ues in hotels we get to know many people and practice languages yes
but ues in hotels we get to know many people and practice languages yes 1 person likes this
@Meramar (2695)
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14 Dec 17
@sweetloveforeve That's true, and practising languages is important if you want to improve. In my case, as the clinic that I work for, is located in a touristic place, I also meet many foreign patients and have the oportunity to practise. It makes the job more interesting.
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@sweetloveforeve (13107)
• Portugal
14 Dec 17
@Meramar that is great that you also have the chance to practice languages and know people from another countries
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@sw8sincere (5204)
• Philippines
12 Dec 17
Working on a reception is good but you have to wear a fake smile for the customers which can be really tough in start :(
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@sweetloveforeve (13107)
• Portugal
13 Dec 17
Actually i dont use a fake smile because I always smile to everyone it is part of my personality and costumers in the other small hotel i worked in always noticed that about me
@sw8sincere (5204)
• Philippines
14 Dec 17
@sweetloveforeve That's good you have a smiling and friendly personality =)
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@allen0187 (58438)
• Philippines
12 Dec 17
Yes, I would especially if the pay is good and the compensation package is impressive.
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@sweetloveforeve (13107)
• Portugal
13 Dec 17
The payment is not very high because we make a lot of discounts to social security 
but it is a good job.
but it is a good job.1 person likes this
@sweetloveforeve (13107)
• Portugal
13 Dec 17
Yes it is you get to know a lot of people from another cultures
you get to know a lot of people from another cultures 
@sweetloveforeve (13107)
• Portugal
13 Dec 17
Yes it is a good job in the most part of time even though sometimes it can be hard when we have rude costumers 
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