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Hotel managers do experience stress. Some may even feel that they are on call 24 hours a day, since the business never closes. Client expectations vary, and there will always be customers unhappy about the fluffiness of the pillows or the sudsiness of the soap, no matter how hard you try.

The reality is that a Hotel Manager must be dedicated to and happy with meeting customers’ needs so that the thousands of details required to run a successful business don’t become stressful.

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