I am thankful to Mr. Leo Baekeland for inventing plastic, but I would really like to see world without plastic.Passion and commitment is the only key, Self motivation and setting up goals of self, and to constantly work towards your goals is the mantra.When hiring for the hospitality industry, we typically look for a combination of technical skills, personality traits, and specific attributes that are crucial for success in a customer-oriented and service-driven environment.To ascend to the pinnacle of the hospitality industry, a blend of exceptional guest-centricity, strategic vision, and leadership acumen is imperative. Mastering the art of service, embracing innovation, and staying attuned to market trends is vital.I always tell senior leaders, just get your Basics of Basics right.The challenge lies in finding the delicate balance between creative presentation and ensuring that each component harmonizes with, rather than overpowers, the star of the show - the main dish.What according to you does it take to become a successful chef? Follow the 3 D's That is -Determination, Dedication, and Devotion, these D's will help you achieve your goals. Also never give up at any time, nothing is impossible. Looking to the future, Vaum envisions becoming synonymous with a lifestyle that prioritizes health without compromising on pleasure.Golkonda Resort & Hotels is a Hyderabad based Hospitality operation, We feel proud Hyderabadi, Son of Soil in terms of extending Nizami Delicacy to all our esteemed clients of the tech city, at the same time we try to be contemporary yet native. For aspiring culinary students embarking on this delectable journey, my advice is straightforward yet profound: embrace the virtues of patience and continuous learning.Confidence, Communication, Culture Fit followed by ability to produce results and Job Knowledge are my 5 Point check list when I look for a team member.Marriott's core philosophy, echoing the words of Mr. Marriott himself, centers on the belief that we must take care of our associates, who, in turn, will provide exceptional care to our guests. This principle is not just a theory but a practice deeply ingrained in our approach.The future of hotel revenue management hinges on data driven strategies, personalization, automation, and advanced analytics will undoubtedly shape the industry. Hotels that harness the potential of these trends will not only optimize revenue streams but also elevate guest experiences.We are willing to go to great lengths to satisfy the unique, and sometimes unusual, culinary preferences of our patrons, thus ensuring that their dining experiences are truly memorable.I advocate for the formalization of overtime compensation. This would not only reward employees for their additional efforts but also hold managers accountable for extending work hours unnecessarily. In the long term, this could lead to reduced attrition rates, increased employee motivation, and ultimately, an enhanced guest experienceA delicious reminder of the power of food to connect us to our roots and tell a story that transcends time.I think passion, patience, perseverance and people are the key to success in this industry. While the first three are your personal traits as an individual but when it comes to people, then, the ability to build a great team that helps you grow is equally important. So for me it’s the 4 Ps.The future appears to be quite promising. The industry is experiencing significant growth and expansion and it seems poised to continue on this trajectory. The demand for skilled and experienced staff is on the rise, as companies are increasingly recognising the importance of having the right people in key roles. I see this trend continuing into the future.We try very hard to avoid any form of “green-washing”. For example, with mangrove conservation, we must be careful not to plant just one species of plant. This would be farming, not conservation. It does not restore the ecosystem. What we try to do is not disturb or destroy the ecosystem.
Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, sacrifice and most of all, love of what you are doing or learning to do. You need to be patient. Slowly and steadily the whole thing will be built.