Sunday, November 28, 2010

Job Criteria Research




Requirements for the position of Sales Manager

- Sales skills
- Negotiation skills
- Building Relationship skills
- Presentation skills
- Team management
- Training skills
- Leadership skills
- Excellent verbal and written communications skills
- Must be able to work independently
- Must be able to think clearly, analyze and resolve problems, while exercising good judgment
- Able to remain calm and courteous in demanding situations
- Ability to manage in a culturally diverse work environment



Sales Manager, Amelia Island-Florida, Ritz Carlton


How the course of digital marketing can help me in my future career


All requirements  that I described earlier are relevant for the position of sales managers in a hotel.  However, today it is more important to know how to work online, to better promote the hotel online, to create new online strategies as many travelers are consulting more and more internet for their trip.

The online marketing and social networking is increasing day by day and it will be increasing even faster in the future. I think it is now crucial to understand the process of online marketing, communication through online social networks. 
I'm happy to take this course because I'm sure by the end of this course I can improve my knowledge of digital reality !!!
 

Hotels Save With Food Waste Recycling


Nowadays, the protection of the environment and sustainable development play an extremely important role for the survival of the planet.
This article talks about how the hotels mentality (here the case of the Hyatt’s hotels on food waste recycling) are evolving and integrating the sustainable development effectively in their management.
The author of this article begins by giving us the positive effects in savings made in 2009 thanks to the program of food waste recycling at the Hyatt Regency Princeton in New Jersey. In order to apply the program procedures as efficiently as possible each Hyatt decided to create its own “Green Team”.  This team is formed by people from all sectors of the hotel, with a common objective to train employees on recycling procedures and finding new ways to improve the process.
After a waste audit made by the Rutgers SWRRG and a consultant, the Hyatt decided to make an agreement with Premier Food Waste Recycling, a subsidiary of Central Jersey Waste and Recycling, in order to take in charge its food waste. All materials accepted include food from the kitchen, restaurant, room service and banquet. The hotel also acquired special blue totes for the food waste, and green totes for commingled recyclables. The recycle food is now composted instead of landfilled.
An important factor in the success of the program is that employees are involved in this program and take it seriously. At the beginning, some of them were confused or didn’t take the time to throw the food in the right bin. After training employees for a couple of weeks, this problem was solved.
According to the statistics, it is possible to save approximately 100$/ton on waste and reduce the volume of trash pulls from weekly to once every three or four weeks.
To conclude, we should all be sensible to the waste recycling especially when we see between other things how the planet is getting polluted. And, some luxurious hotels, which are located on islands and also in the big cities, should follow correctly the procedure of recycling before reaching the point of no return in destroying the planet.