Front Office Supervisor ending up doing DM shifts for about 8 months, sorting out problems and writing reports, attending meetings, checking banking, checking floors, made sure all is in order. build up relationships all the time. when someone had a problem they used to come to me. Something that meant the most was when I was selected to be the Guest Relations Champion for the Blue Energy Team. Every Hilton has an Blue Energy It was really unexpected but so great...

What an awesome experience brand new hotel, I was there while they were still busy building the hotel, I helped and set some standards in the rooms build a lot of relationships with my colleagues and made friends. Long hours and very hard work pulling everything off. I was an Guest Relations Agent , where I trained some people on the system and setting some standards in Front Office. I become the Front Office Supervisor and trainer. The Hilton bought the Coral International where I had to do 35 certificates in one month. I had to rewrite the manuals in the rooms and set up presentations for the General manger.

I had an blast of a time meeting new people and just enjoying life. I had to do something while I "lost' my job at the One and Only before I even started. So I got myself into some exciting times enjoying what I did while I was looking for something better...