Hilton Careers and Employment

Good team working environment which is needed in this fast paced industry. Benefits were pretty decent for the job I had. Overall work-life balance could be a bit better.

Painter/Decorator in Docklands, Greater London

on 1 May 2022

Poor hotel staff and management

Treated poorly by management, management lie to help each other, with evidence of lies management still take management sides Not a nice environment to work in, poor wages what’s expected of you

Food and Beverage Assistant in Birmingham, West Midlands

on 30 April 2022

Work

Management could do with some major help. No one wanted to work there because the company is basically falling apart. If u want a job where you will constantly be on ur feet with no help or training then this is the one for u

Despatch Supervisor in Laforey road Grimsby

on 27 April 2022

Stressful at times

I had 23 years here mostly good until the last few which I never enjoyed,due to some staff issues.Orders were struggling to be completed and staff overworked.Management didn't take on board problems at daily meetings.I was made redundant due to staff restructuring.Lots of good people left due to the way the factory was being run.

Waitress/Bar Staff in Central and Westminster

on 26 April 2022

Great atmosphere with a real team spirit but poor pay

Shift work with a very strict routine & timetable. Fast-paced with little downtime. Other members of staff really helpful to new staff and make them feel welcomed. Shifts and part-time available. Management friendly.Expect people to pick things up pretty quickly without training. Cons Half hour meal break with no formal tea break, so exhausting as you are on your feet all day.

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I applied for the RECEPTIONIST position and I was asked to come in for open day where they explained the position and had each table of people do a team building exercise to see how we react in certain situations then they gave us one to one scenarios to see how we would react and lastly I was asked to come in for open recruitment where they explained the position and had each table of people do a team building exercise to see how we react in certain situations then they gave us one-to-one scenarios to see how we would react and lastly in the interview they asked about my previous Experience, top 3 skills I would need as a receptionist which of these three is the most important and why. They asked what is customer service to me.

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They are me questions about my past experiences

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Are you self motivated and use your own initiative Are you a good team player with good communication skills Can you work to deadlines and targets (under pressure) Are you a all rounder and willing to work extra hours if necessary

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