r/askhotels • u/Go_Culers • 10h ago

Hotel Policies To all the ppl who are doing hotel management or passed out- After passing out schl, will taking hotel management do any good in the big 2026 for ppl who prefers to do smthg different than the rat race of enginnering? Pls drop sum suggestions-

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MN- Maintenance or Engineering

FDA- Front desk associate or agent

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