Receptionist Job Descriptions

Title:                            Duties, Responsibilities, Operating producers and Receptionist Skills

Purpose:                      Receptionist, Cashier, Jobs Descriptions

Responsible for:          Hotel Operation

Location:                     Front Office (Front Desk)

Receptionist:               A receptionist is the heart and supportively serves as nerve centre of the hotel to an operation of developing and selling the hotel’s products of accommodations, food & beverage, etc. A receptionist is also a diplomatic salesman wearing smiling-face and attentive manners at the Front Desk in communicating the guest. And the first and last impression of the hotel is deeply depending on a receptionist.

Jobs Descriptions:

1.     Selling & Up selling rooms

2.     Welcoming & Receiving Guests

3.     Registering guests

4.     Making rooms allocations

5.     Rooming guest

6.     Maintaining guests records

7.     Accounting for guest expenditures

8.     Providing miscellaneous guest services

9.     Posting hotel’s other income {such as garden income}

10.         Acting as communication centre

11.         Keeping relevance guest record

12.         Dealing with advanced reservations

13.         Providing statistical Information

14.         Providing and introducing information about local interesting places {especially for trekking, about Mt.Popa Taungkalatt}

15.         Perform as telephone operator

16.         Observing & responsible for guest’s and staff’s safe and security

Skills of Receptionist:             A receptionist needs to have a wide variety of knowledge and the following skills;

1.     Very friendly, caring and helpful

2.     Enjoy assisting people with their needs

3.     Being well-dressed and neatly groomed for presenting an image of the hotel.

4.     Having excellent computer skills

5.     Enable to speak more than one Language

6.     Having Diplomatic

                                                                                                                        Prepared By

                                                                                                                     William Min Thu

BURMA-CHINA ECONOMIC RELATIONS

Chinese Investment in Burma
With limited options due to Western economic
sanctions -- and with China's rapid growth -- the GOB has
increasingly looked to China as its best source for FDI.
During GOB Prime Minister Thein Sein's April 2009 visit to
China, he encouraged additional Chinese investment in Burma.
GOB statistics indicate that as of November 2009, China had
invested USD 1.3 billion in Burma.  China's Ministry of
Commerce reports only USD 500 million FDI stock in Burma at
the end of 2008.  Both sources likely underreport China's
investment; an International Crisis Group estimate places PRC
FDI over USD 2 billion since 2003.  Mining, electrical power,
and oil and gas seem to be the leading sectors for Chinese
FDI, with the GOB reporting PRC investments of USD 866
million, USD 281 million, and USD 124 million, respectively.
(Note:  Oil and gas investment will likely increase
substantially with the construction of dual pipelines across
Burma, as described below.)  According to Winston Set Aung, a
Burmese economist with access to GOB officials, Chinese firms
import most of their labor for projects in Burma.  While the
percentage of Chinese labor varies depending on the industry
and project, Chinese employees are almost always used for
skilled labor, and often for manual labor.
(NEWS) C O N F I D E N T I A L SECTION

Wisdom in the mind is better than Money in the hand

The world, where we live, is perfectly decorated with beauties. We can sense it with mild and with fruitful intelligence. In the other way, we can able to feel it with our wisdom. The wisdom in our mind is how many we have the intelligence in everywhere we live. But people would confuse the wisdom and money. Actually, money is a thing that is the relationship between goods and customers, the people.
We couldn’t own happiness and love with money is clearly been seen. We can only get by appropriate wisdom. On the other hand, money could be stolen by anyone but for the wisdom is our own. No one can expect us. The wisdom in the mild is the treasure of our own that can never be end. But money in our hand is easily be gone like the wind.
So, we should try to get wisdom in our mind and then we should try some money for our survival. Because the one who have plenty of money but without wisdom can easily be perish by anyway. Hence, the wisdom in the mind is better than money in the hand. Man without wisdom is like the blind who walk in the daytime even though he is a millionaire.

William