Is it true that you have to be good looking to be successful in the hospitality industry?
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8 years ago
Good looking is a cliche term.
In my opinion, if someone wants to succeed and achieve great heights in hospitality industry he/she must have a good and pleasent personality.
By good personality, I mean having good communication skills, confidence, ability to interact with guests, ability to make d

Answered by
6 years ago
Yas if you are ready for hard work and your aim of your life to get the success in hospitality industry so you will finally get the success in hospitality industry.
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8 years ago
This is an absolute myth. There is a huge difference in being good looking and being presentable.
The hotel management industry is a customer oriented industry that involves direct interaction with the customer and not just backend services. Hence for this reason presentability, personality and groo

Answered by
8 years ago
Good looking is just an added advantage in this field. One should have good interpersonal skills, good communication skills, in-depth knowledge of tasks performing and street smart to be successful in this field.
Some of the important skills required are -
1. HIGHLY ATTUNED TO DETAILS
The top prior

Answered by
8 years ago
I don't think so.
I haven't seen any special note on the entrance exam form or anywhere that you are not good looking so don't join
Hospitality industry only demands or look for confident people, those who have confidence in them, who know how to carry themselves, confident while talking and worki
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