Salary Information: $43,580 to $48,690
Necessary Education: Generally, hotel managers for larger hotels and chain hotels are required to have at least an associates or bachelors degree and sometimes a masters degree in hospitality or hotel management. Work experience in the hospitality industry can sometimes be a substitute for degrees. This usually takes about 2 - 6 years to complete.
Job Availability: In 2006 there were approximately 71,000 hotel managers.
Job Summary: You will be expected to perform tasks including coordinating the activities of housekeeping, front desk, and other employees, training and supervising hotel staff, and making sure business-level financial goals are maintained.
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Food Service Manager
Salary: $43,020 in May, 2006.
Education Requirements: Industry experience is a usually a requirement. Sometimes bachelors degrees in hospitality are also required.
Job Summary: Ensure the smooth day-to-day operation of restaurant or other establishment by overseeing employees, maintaining food inventory and other supply levels, and making sure that diners are satisfied with food and dining experience.
Flight Attendant
Salary: Varies depending on experience and other factors, but salaries are generally between $15,000 - $50,000.
Necessary Education: Minimum of a high school diploma, though having a bachelors degree is an advantage.
Job Summary: Brief passengers on flight safety measures and procedures, providing food and beverages for passengers, and ensuring passenger comfort during each flight.
