For some, working on a carnival cruise ship may sound fun.
While many cruise crews say it’s a meaningful experience to have the opportunity to travel the world and meet many great people on the way, most cruise jobs require long demanding work, with several days of rest every day.
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Cruise passengers often share stories about providing excellent service and making the holiday particularly fun, friendly crew, but creating memorable moments at sea with lots of hard work.
From housekeeping and catering staff to deck officials and technicians, the crew made our favorite cruise vacation possible and they should all be recognized for their tireless efforts.
Carnival Cruise Brand Ambassador John Heald recently offered passengers an opportunity to recognize many crew members working hard in all areas of the Cruise Line ship as he is popular in his The Facebook page asked fans about their opinions on the work of the Carnival cruise ship.
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Carnival brand ambassador asks passengers about difficult cruising work
“What do you think is the most challenging job on our ship?” Hilder asked in the post.
More than 1,600 passengers commented on the post, sharing their daily thoughts about the Carnival crew.
While many point out that behind-the-scenes work such as technology, catering services and laundry rooms is very taxable, many passengers say they think cabin administrators at Carnival are particularly difficult because they work hard to keep the cabin clean and tidy while interacting with passenger.
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“Castie butler. My butler told me last week that he has 35 rooms and now has a lot of cleaning, bathroom, bed, garbage…if you look at some rooms when you open the door,” Nancy Cusumano wrote. “Also, they remember your name, and I still want to know how they do this every week?”
Many passengers agreed that they were shocked by the status of the guest rooms and the cabin housekeeper had to clean day after day.
“It must be the cabin housekeeper,” April Foley wrote. “When I walk in the hall in the morning, I look at the mess when people stay in the cabin. Some people live like pigs!”
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Many passengers think that the guest service is mentally difficult
Many other passengers pointed out how exhausting it is to handle complaints at the guest service desk all day each day.
“Physically, it may be the person behind the scenes. But let me tell you that anything in guest service may not be difficult physically, but mentally,” Tanya Korman wrote. “People might be that with guest service workers.”
“Guest service has to be extremely challenging,” said Jessica Murray. “In the first hour of duty, I will be freed from work and go to the bathroom. No, I’m not with anyone The patience required to deal with it.”
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Some passengers believe brand ambassador John Heald has a hard job for similar reasons.
“He’s not always on board, but I think the job of a brand ambassador is the toughest. It never surprises me how people “talk” to you! It’s shocking. “At least at the customer service desk, they’re face-to-face, they’re face-to-face. , unlikely to be as offensive as something written to you. ”
Some Carnival passengers use Heald’s Facebook page as a place to complain and attack cruise routes and have positive, qualifying and impolite comments.
“I agree that if I were a brand ambassador and had the power, it would be amazing how many lifetime bans I distributed,” Jay Damron noted.
While some passengers just want to complain, many others appreciate Heald’s posts and respect his patience and ability to handle rude comments in a polite way while always keeping the atmosphere of the Carnival “Fun Flip” on his page .
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