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Working at a hotel keeps you on your toes.
Youve got a million things to juggle, all while making sure guests are happy.
But when your coworkers are the ones causing chaos, it makes a tough job even harder.
Thankfully, a new worker joined the team and decided to put an end to her nonsense.
Its just basic interpersonal conflict, personalities that dont blend.
The most professional staff can keep those issues aside and be personable, they explain.
The real challenges often come from dealing withguests.
They can be incredibly entitled, no matter who they are or what they do, says OP.
Older guests, like boomers, may have outdated expectations based on outmoded commercial models.
For example, they might become genuinely outraged if a hotel is cash-free.
Unfortunately, this kind of behavior is becoming increasingly common.
The survey revealed some startling examples ofcustomer rudeness.
If I need you, I will call you.
You are here to serve, not to talk with me.
Because the waitress didnt bring her salad just the way she ordered it.
After 1 am, a strange honesty takes over, they note.
Between alcohol, substances, stress, and lack of sleep, bluntness becomes the norm.
You get to learn about people and who they are from the oddest angles.
No doubt, this line of work isnt for everyone.
But it certainly makes for some fascinating stories.
Check out the results:
