The document defines various roles in hospitality and business management including bartender, chef, general manager, food and beverages director, controller, housekeeping manager, manager, receptionist, human resources manager, purchasing agent, night auditor, houseperson, room attendant, and front office manager. It provides brief descriptions of the responsibilities for each role.
The document defines various roles in hospitality and business management including bartender, chef, general manager, food and beverages director, controller, housekeeping manager, manager, receptionist, human resources manager, purchasing agent, night auditor, houseperson, room attendant, and front office manager. It provides brief descriptions of the responsibilities for each role.
The document defines various roles in hospitality and business management including bartender, chef, general manager, food and beverages director, controller, housekeeping manager, manager, receptionist, human resources manager, purchasing agent, night auditor, houseperson, room attendant, and front office manager. It provides brief descriptions of the responsibilities for each role.
serves alcoholic or soft drinks. Beverages. Behind the
bar usually in a licensed establishment. Bartender usually maintain the supplies and inventory for the bar
A CHEF - is a trained professional cook who is
proficient in all aspects of food preparation, often focusing on a particular cuisine. The word chef is derived from the term chef de cuisine. The directors or head of a kitchen
A GENARAL MANAGER - is the person in charge of
a department within a company. But in small companies, the general manager may be one of the top executives General Manager commonly rank above most employees but below corporate level executives.
FOOD AND BEVERAGES DIRECTORS - create
and maintain menus that satisfy guests. They are responsible for managing food costs. Upholding menu standards and controlling inventory.
A CONTROLLER - is an individual who has
responsibility for all accounting related activities. Including high-level accounting managerial accounting and finance activities. HOUSEKEEPING MANAGER - oversees the cleaning staff at a hotel or resort, these managers train and schedule workers order supplies
MANAGER - A person responsible for controlling or
administering all or part of a company or similar organization
RECEPTIONIST - is an employee taking an office or
administrative support position. The work is usually performed in a waiting are such a lobby or front office desk of an organization or business
HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGER - plan direct and
coordinate the administrative functions of an organization they oversee the recruiting. Interviewing and hiring of new staff. Consult with top executive on strategic planning and serve as a link between and organization
PURCHAZING AGENT - buy products and service
for organization to use of resell. They evaluate suppliers, negotiate contracts and review the quality of products.
NIGHT AUDITOR - the night audit itself is an audit
of the guest ledger. The guest ledger is the collection of all accounts receivable for currently registered guest.
HOUSEPERSON - who manage a household, a
housewife or house husband.
ROOM ATTENDANTS - one of the best known
positions in the hotel industry, in a way. They are responsible for maintaining the good reputation of the hotel where they work by providing high quality and upholding impeccable room standards.
FRONT OFFICE MANAGER - is the senior person
in an office environment and accountable for maintaining professional work environment,, staff supervision, and administrative support. They shoulder a variety of responsibilities often at the discretion of the company owner.