12£®Position£ºSales Manager
A Sales Manager with Hilton Hotels and Resorts will develop a sales team and a sales plan that maximizes revenue £¨ÊÕÒ棩 by driving the sale of conference facility space and guest rooms£®
What will it be like to work for the Hilton Brand£¿
One of the most recognized names in the industry£¬Hilton Hotels & Resorts offers travelers a world of authentic £¨¿ÉÐŵģ© experiences£®The brand continues to be innovative and forward-thinking£®With products and services that meet the needs of tomorrow's smart global travellers£¬we share experiences in which every guest feels cared for£¬valued and respected£®
If you understand the importance of upholding a brand's reputation£¬you may be just the person we are looking for to work as a Team Member with Hilton Hotels & Resorts£®
What will you be doing£¿
As a Sales Manager£¬you will work with the Conference & Events Sales Department to maximize revenue opportunities£®A Sales Manager will be directly responsible for performing the following tasks to the highest standards£º
¡ñMaximize all Conference & Events revenue opportunities
¡ñMeet the hotel's set targets
¡ñUnderstand the marketplace to ensure the hotel stays competitive in the local market
¡ñEnsure the sales team is developed effectively and embraces a culture of high quality
¡ñWork effectively to build relationships with colleagues in the hotel
What are we looking for£¿
A Sales Manager serving Hilton Worldwide Brand hotels is always working on behalf of our guests and working with other Team Members£®To successfully fill this role£¬you should maintain the following attitude£¬behavior£¬skills and values£º
¡ñStrong leadership skills that motivate the Sales Team to perform beyond expectations
¡ñExcellent selling capabilities
¡ñDesire to coach the Sales Team in selling techniques
¡ñExcellent organizational and planning skills
What benefits will you receive£¿
Your benefits will include a competitive starting salary and holiday entitlement£®As an employee you will become a member of the Hilton Club£¬which provides reduced hotel room rates in our hotels worldwide£¬plus discounts on products and services offered by Hilton Worldwide and its partners£®

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A£®is the most recognized brand in the industry
B£®will focus on tourism in the future
C£®wants to make every guest feel cared for£¬valued and respected
D£®wants to maximize revenue by growing in size
26£®Which of the following is NOT one of the tasks of the Sales Manager£¿D
A£®Meet the hotel's set targets£®
B£®Get on well with colleagues£®
C£®Have a good understanding of the competitive market£®
D£®Decide the hotel's development strategy£®
27£®What benefits does the hotel provide for the person who gets the position£¿D
A£®Living in Hilton Hotels worldwide free of charge£®
B£®Enjoying the products and services of the hotel free of charge£®
C£®Many opportunities to travel around the world£®
D£®A competitive starting salary£®
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B£®look for an employee
C£®send an invitation
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E-commerce £¨µç×ÓÉÌÎñ£© expert Lu Bowang says micro-blogging has opened a whole new world of marketing£®Through micro-blogs£¬companies can quickly catch the attention of future customers and interact with them on a regular basis so to develop a friendly relationship with customers£¬Lu said£®
An Internet surfer named Xiaoben posted on his micro-blog page that he enjoyed drinking Puer tea£¬and within 10 minutes£¬a micro-blogger who owned an online shop selling Puer tea recommended £¨ÍƼö£© his shop to Xiaoben£®"It is a little bit like magic£®I just make a wish£¬and then I get a micro-blog response£®"
However£¬with more and more people micro-blogging to make money£¬experts warn that marketing via micro-blog could be a double-edged sword£®
Huang Heshui£¬professor from Xiamen University says micro-blogging is highly personal and private£¬and that too many advertisements can anger micro-blog users leading them to dislike certain brands£®
Further£¬a brand can be as easily damaged as established through micro-blogging£¬as customers'negative feedback about a certain product or company can be very quickly spread in the micro-blog community£¬Huang added£®
The micro-blog managers should set up some rules and regulation to control micro-blog marketing£¬and at the same time£¬business organizations need to strengthen self-discipline and try to build up an honesty-based business culture£¬e-commerce expert Lu Bowang suggested£®
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