Industry Insights: Careers in Hospitality (Radisson Blu Hotel)

Have you ever wanted to know what it would be like to work in the hospitality industry?
Careers Jersey interviewed staff at a leading Jersey hotel to answer your questions on what working in the hospitality industry is really like.
Produced by Careers Jersey and The Observatory.

[@DungTran-yc6vw]

Hi, i am new subscriber, I had 23 years in Hotels & Resorts in Vietnam.I’ like to know why we have to learn spanish to work for hotels in america? Best wishes to you.

[@Iworkwithnitwits]

America has a huge Hispanic population. That is why many jobs here require you to know Spanish especially in the customer service sector. Its not just Spanish nowadays. I also see companies wanting you to know Japanese.

[@Kgoba]

I have so much interest in hospitality and it's my thing, my careers in Hospitality is to become a Chef one day and An Event planner....... Those are my future careers.... May you hospitality people inform me more about those careers I chose

[@cassiorenan6592]

Pretty nice!

[@faheemahmad2207]

I like her speaking style i wish i can speak like her

[@Iworkwithnitwits]

She is well spoken.

[@lovely5125]

amazing..

[@ericklopes2431]

I live in Brazil they ask for previous experience for those who want to be a dishwasher I hate this country so badly! I learned English even though I'm not fluent i can make me understood and I understand English very well I'm looking for a job and all they ask: do you have previous experience? how do I will have previous experience if they don't give me the chance? furthermore, only five percent of the whole population of Brasil can speak English in a decent way what a shame!!! most of them working as a receptionist mumbling to a foreigner that can't understand anything at all after they complain about the crime rate in this manhole called Brazil !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jenna6082]

Have you had any luck in the past year? Hope things are better for you now!