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Munich. German employees are loyal, committed, satisfied and show team spirit. These were the findings of a recent European wide online study commissioned by Accor Services on the topic of "job satisfaction". Over 10,000 employees in eight countries in all sectors of industry took part.
Bangkok. Thanpuying Chanut Piyaoui, founder of the Dusit Thani Hotel Group, is renowned not just amongst hotel colleagues but by the whole of Thailand as pioneer in the Thai hotel industry. Her unfailing commitment to the Thai hospitality and tourism industry has brought her various royal titles and accolades. Silvia Pfenniger meets the highly esteemed hotel lady in the cool shade of the Frangipani trees.
London. Starwood Hotels & Resorts have created a novel career mentoring programme in Northern Europe which successfully nurtures talent in order to retain top staff. Company staff turnover figures slowed down significantly. But the mentor/mentee relationship takes more time than it was thought.

Augsburg. How was the speech? is one of the most frequently asked questions after the Christmas party and New Year`s gatherings in the company. The most frequent response after gatherings is certainly "Bla, bla, bla…". These three little words hit the nail on the head. Good orators are rarely found in the hospitality industry. And so we bring you concrete tips for the formulation of your speech from a "Chief Innovation Officer", a hotelier and a rhetoric trainer.
Munich. When it comes to recruiting staff, the internet is on the advance. Major companies already show three of four vacant positions on their own company website. Almost half of the applications come in electronically. As regards medium-sized businesses, the emphasis is still shifting; however, the trend is obvious.
Munich. Electronic applications include special features. Here is good advice to apply correctly...
Munich. With his speech in the ArabellaSheraton Grand Hotel Munich, the psychologist Jens Corssen delighted his listeners with seemingly brilliant psycho tips: You simple give a new interpretation to everything and all problems dissolve in a flash. The constantly increasing pressure to perform is killing you? The unnerving clients are getting on your nerves? Your boss is an idiot? No problem at all, says Jens Corssen.
Bad Honnef. The International University of Applied Sciences Bad Honnef near Bonn will offer an new MBA programme focussing Hospitality Management beginning 2006.