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Acing your interview
By The International Hotel School Wed, Feb 29, 2012 1:42PM UTC View CommentsGetting your dream job
Interviews are a nerve-wracking experience for the vast majority of us. The pressure of landing your dream job and making a good first impression can be quite stressful!
The good news is that a successful interview has a lot to do with preparation and research, so you can take action beforehand to give yourself a good chance of landing the job. Wondering how to prepare? Here are a few tips to help you along your way…
1 Research and understand the job/position
Take time to learn and understand what type of person and skills the company is looking for....
Behind the scenes: Working in Dubai’s hospitality industry
By Asian Correspondent Fri, Feb 17, 2012 5:30PM UTC View CommentsDubai will soon unveil the world’s tallest hotel. The JW Marriott Marquis – a 355 meter hotel from the house of Marriott International – is scheduled to launch in the fourth quarter of this year, further cementing Dubai’s reputation as a leading hospitality destination. The two-tower hotel, just 26 meters short of New York’s Empire...
Study: HK fresh graduates lack job knowledge, loyalty
By Elmer W. Cagape Sun, Nov 27, 2011 12:00PM UTC View CommentsAs I look back and recall, I attended one kindergarten class before entering primary school. Now, kids just barely able to walk are enrolled in playgroups, pre-nursery, kinder 1, kinder 2 and kinder 3 before being subjected to immense pressure during interviews when applying for a slot at a preferred primary school. I guess when...
HK minimum wage brings more benefits – so far
By Elmer W. Cagape Sat, Nov 19, 2011 12:13PM UTC View CommentsContrary to what some business owners fear, the introduction of the minimum wage law in Hong Kong didn’t seem to hit hard the industries mostly affected by the standardization of wage floor. Minimum hourly wage was set at HK$28 since May and employers have expressed fear that it could bring on more unemployment and business...
Top 15 employers of the world: China dominates; India missing
By Sriram Vadlamani Wed, Aug 24, 2011 7:30PM UTC View CommentsIf we look at the top 15 employers of the world, between them, they employ 12 million people across the globe. Of these, 9 employers are based out of China and quite rightly so. Nine Chinese companies in the top 15 list employ close to 7 million people. Walmart is the top employer of the world...
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