I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Hyatt (Vancouver, BC) in Apr 2018
Interview
There were 5 steps that I had to go through. I applied online and I had to answer some situational questions and got a call back. Went to 4 interviews, first with assistant manager then to Front office manager, then to the Director, then got an e-mail from the HR to get my references, after she got a hold of my references, she invited me for my final interview with the HR manager. It was a long process but it was worth it!
They asked how I would respond to certain scenarios. What I would do in other scenarios. Overall nothing too hard and why I wanted to work there. They want to make sure you’ll stay calm in all scenarios
I started applying to work for the Hyatt back in 2020 with only two years of experience for a front desk position. Fast forward to now 2024, with nearly 6 years of front desk experience and still can't even land a basic entry level position. Submitted an application, and was automatically denied the very next day, no interview whatsoever.
Apparently six years of experience isn't enough. You need a Bachelor's degree to work the front desk and check people in. Either that or the person at HR is pulling names out of hats.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Submitted an application for the front desk. Got rejected 12 hours later with no contact. Even with 6 years of experience.
I applied online. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at Hyatt (Conroe, TX) in Nov 2023
Interview
It was easy, just answer truthfully and say things about yourself and you’re hired. You must bring your id and other personal information about self that will identify you to the employer.
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Question 1
What have you done for work in past 2 years?
What qualifications do you have?
Have you helped customers in any unique way?
