Why do people look down on me because of my job?

[Anonymous]

And even I think sometimes I have no job and I am unemployed.

Because I work as a receptionist in the hotels. With 3 languages, 2 college degrees, I am also good at computers and coding, not professional of course. But I only did reception job because this is the only thing I know in my life. I can only manage a hotel.

Just because I am a receptionist:

• Some angry customers always complain and treat us so poor
• Girls don't want to meet me
• People and bosses look down on us
• Too low wages and payment

[Makeushiver]

You have no reason to apologize for what you do, All labor, done well, is honorable. I've worked in hotels so I know the requirements of a receptionist and I admire anyone who can deal with the public all day and not become homicidal by the end of the day. Perhaps you should look into any upward mobility from that position. It's a natural step from that to hotel GM if you learn a bit. If I
were in that position and wanted upward mobility I'd assess the corp. about operations. F&B, sales etc. Important skills would be fluency in Excel and Word, perhaps some basic accounting classes.
If you have any interest in any of this and would like to talk in greater detail I;'d be happy to try to help via DM

[StevenMcGarrett]

Yeah, being a hotel receptionist is not going to get you laid. You've got a lot of skills. Find a better job.

[Abbycado]

People think they are better than others and therefore do that. If you find it a touch area to work in, look for a new career with all those skills you list.

[Abbycado]

Ty for mho

[AI Opinion]

Feeling undervalued in your role as a receptionist can be challenging. Remember, your skills in languages, education, and coding are significant assets. Don't let others' perceptions define your worth. Consider exploring opportunities to leverage your abilities in new areas like tech or management within the hospitality sector, or even entirely different industries. Your diverse skill set and experience in customer service are highly transferrable. Continuous learning and networking can open new paths and help you find a position that aligns with your aspirations and showcases your strengths. Seek environments where your contributions are truly appreciated.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

The hell with people. Get your money. Eventually you will move on to something better.

[Jmmmfi4]

BECAUSE PEOPLE SUCK

[chilldude33]

I immediately thought of this

[chilldude33]

Doesn't allow me to link but look up "school spirit skit 2"