Are there any beautiful spots for an engagement proposal close to Aloma bowl? My gf and I had our first date there and I want to honor that but I don’t think the bowling alley is the best place to do it
Hello!
I have an internal interview coming up this week for a manager role. I’m currently a Sr FP&A Analyst in a hospitality company.
I am interviewing with some of the Directors on the team as well as the VP for 30-60 minutes. These are all people I currently work with and know well. As such, I’m not sure exactly what to expect, so looking to mentally prepare. Thankfully this isn’t an external interview, so I do feel pretty comfortable with them and don’t expect to be too nervous. However, they all have lots of industry experience and my knowledge isn’t comparable to theirs. I’m not expecting a long, technical, exam-like experience, just want to make sure my bases are covered. I applied on the internal careers site and from a technical perspective, I tick all of the boxes for qualifications and responsibilities as a lot of it is stuff I already do, maybe in a more abbreviated fashion.
I am going to dress as if this was a traditional interview and come prepared with copies of my resume and the job description.
Wanted to ask for some tips and insights from those who have been in a similar position.
I have a reservation for two rooms, less than two weeks away from the first night. I have friends who were undecided so I planned to keep the room until they knew for sure. The website says “remove room” if you need to simply remove one room from the reservation. Perfect, I can just use that option if needed. Well we finally got an answer and they aren’t coming, however the remove room option is gone online. So I call the hotel and they say that I’m cancelling one room….. no I’m removing a room as the website says. They tell me that while both rooms are on the same confirmation, they’re technically two separate reservations.
They need to change the wording to “cancel a room” so that I know that it’s considered a cancellation and need to do so before the cancellation date to avoid fees. So now I have to pay $100 for the first night as a fee. Not the end of the world but could have been avoided with proper wording on the website. But of course that’s against their best interest so it won’t happen…