Is it really good to work in Macao?

As a Sichuan girl who graduated from 20 19, I would like to share with you my experience of working in Macao:

1. I majored in hotel management and plan to work in a hotel after graduation. Inland hotels have low wages, too much unpaid overtime and few holidays. I went to work in a hotel in Macau through a reliable intermediary. The salary of the same job can be four to five times, and I will get off work when I arrive. In the middle, the rest time is one hour, and the annual leave is 10- 12 days. It's also easy to apply. If it's inland, it's difficult to apply for annual leave.

When looking for a job in Macao, I can't speak Cantonese, but my English is average. Macau hotels are not as demanding on Cantonese as other small businesses, so you don't have to worry too much about language problems. Of course, if you are fluent in English and return to Cantonese, there are too many jobs waiting for you above MOP65,438+MOP05,000!

I like traveling everywhere very much. The first point is how easy it is to apply for a holiday. The salary in Macau is high, and the number of flights from Macau to other parts of the world is very suitable, so it suits me very well.

I lived in Zhuhai when I was working in Macau. The rent is cheap and it is convenient to go to work. I ride a small bike to the port every day. After crossing the port, I can take the hotel shuttle bus and sleep in the car. It not only saves the transportation fee, but also saves the trouble of squeezing the subway inland.

I like Cantonese food very much, and the food in the hotel is also great. I feel that I am drinking morning tea and eating tea restaurants every day. And the hotel cafeteria is self-help 24 hours a day, which saves me a lot of money for meals ~

For myself, because my colleagues may come from all over the world, I speak English the most every day, which exercises my language ability more than in the inland! Besides, you can learn Cantonese and it is not difficult to sing Cantonese songs. Ha ha ha ha!

7. If you want to work in Macau, please be sure to find a reliable intermediary! Don't take many detours to save money!

These are some of my own experiences, I hope I can help you ~