EPISODE · Jul 25, 2024 · 11 MIN
Ep.76 Nah-Dja Tien | The Relevance of Mentorship in Hospitality
from Schulering HUB Talking Hospitality Podcast · host Schulering
Hospitality thrives when experience fuels the next generation.While working as a waiter, Nah-Dja would line up with his colleagues to have his fingernails, clothing and breath checked by his manager, and if something wasn’t right, they would be hit in the head with a stick. “This is ONE way of mentorship.” Laughs out Nah-Dja.Mauricio asked one of the most inspirational people that he knows about the role of mentorship in hospitality and we were shocked by the stories we heard.Though mentorship has been around hospitality from its beginnings. In the past decade the rise of mentorship programs has changed its relevance and finding the right mentors for aspiring hospitality professionals became a game changer for career development.But how do you choose a mentor for your career? Mauricio and Nah-Dja engaged in the discussion in Episode 76 - The Relevance of Mentorship in Hospitality, another Special edition of our series The Quest for Happiness in Hospitality. Listen to it now on our website or on your favorite podcast player.Find more information about Schulering on our website.Follow us on other social networks:Linkedin Youtube Instagram Schulering: Evolving Hospitality through Learning.
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Hospitality thrives when experience fuels the next generation. While working as a waiter, Nah-Dja would line up with his colleagues to have his fingernails, clothing and breath checked by his manager, and if something wasn’t right, they would be hit in the head with a stick. “This is ONE way of mentorship.” Laughs out Nah-Dja. Mauricio asked one of the most inspirational people that he knows about the role of mentorship in hospitality and we were shocked by the stories we heard. Though men...
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