450 Things Every Hotel General Manager Should Know

by Marylouise Fitzgibbon

450 Things Every Hotel General Manager Should Know provides a behind-the-scenes playbook for how to run a great hotel, and provides clear practical guidance for running each department, OfficeFood & BeverageConvention ServicesEngineeringSecurityRecreationFinanceHuman ResourcesSalesMarketingCateringRevenue ManagementThis book also includes tips on how to Achieve Service Excellence, Inspect What You Expect, Build a Positive Culture, as well as sharing overall Leadership Strategies that lead to success.Marylouise Fitzgibbon, Ph.D. is the author of 450 Things Every Hotel General Manager Should Know. With over 25 years of hotel experience, has worked as a General Manager at 5 different hotels, ranging from midscale to luxury, and then as a Regional General Manager, overseeing a portfolio of 10,000+ hotel rooms and 5,000+ employees. She has been personally featured in over a dozen articles about the hotel industry, including USA Today and The New York Times, and was chosen by the American Hotel & Lodging Association as their General Manager of The Year, an award that spans all hotel companies in the United States.

87 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 30, 2021

About the author

Marylouise Fitzgibbon, Ph.D. is the author of 450 Things Every Hotel General Manager Should Know. With over 25 years of hotel experience, has worked as a General Manager at 5 different hotels, ranging from midscale to luxury, and then as a Regional General Manager, overseeing a portfolio of 10,000+ hotel rooms and 5,000+ employees. She has been personally featured in over a dozen articles about the hotel industry, including USA Today and The New York Times, and was chosen by the American Hotel & Lodging Association as their General Manager of The Year, an award that spans all hotel companies in the United States.

Reviews

[Miguel Jr.]

It's good.

I found this to be helpful, but this is geared more toward high-level hotels, and not so much toward small or mid-sized hotels. Still, if you are new to the hotel industry, consider giving this a look. It helped me, so I'm sure it'll help you.