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200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 Short Answer hardhardertriple No way Man!
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Large serving dishes remain on the table throughout the meal
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English service
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A summary of all fees charged to a room during a guest's stay
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guest folio
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Assistant who directly oversees the day-to-day food production process
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sous chef
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Vital departments not usually seen or frequented by guests or patrons
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back-of-the-house operations
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Logging or recording food as it is received or issued
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perpetual inventory
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Informing a guest of the availability of a room with better accommodations or amenities
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upselling
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Learning the procedures, policies, and philosophies of the company
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orientation
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Areas to which the general public has access
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front-of-the-house operations
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Responsible for recruiting, interviewing, hiring, training, development, compensation, benefits, supervision, employee evaluation, and separation
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human resources department
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Salary and benefits
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compensation
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Employee recognition programs may include these
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tangible and intangible rewards
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The employee responsible for informing the front desk about the condition and availability of guest quarters is
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the executive housekeeper
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A menu that remains the same from day to day with items listed and priced separately is referred to as
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a la carte.
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A multinational hotel is one that
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has property in more than one country.
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In order to meet the needs of diverse cultures, hotels have
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1.used minority companies as suppliers 2. offered language classes. 3. established minority internships and networks.
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responsibility of the engineering department
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maintaining and repairing wiring keeping air-conditioning ducts clean maintaining electrical appliances in the kitchen and guest rooms
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executive housekeeper's responsibilities include
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ordering, receiving, and storing supplies. updating the front desk about status and availability of rooms. maintaining the lost-and- found department.
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A guest's account record at the front desk is called the guest
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folio.
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Employee recognition is this
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a way to build loyalty.
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The responsibilities of the human resources department in a hotel include
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recruiting, training, and employee compensation.
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Hotel room conditions are often classified as
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check out (C/O). vacant ready (V/R) stay-over (S/O).
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T/F Pay is an intangible benefit from working at a job
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False (Tangible benefit $)
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T/F Employee recognition always costs the company money and must be included in the budget
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False
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T/F The human resource department is in charge of separation (discharging employees who are not working out).
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True
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T/F Health insurance is one of the most important employee recognition programs
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False-not a recognition program
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