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Bar Steward - the true engine behind the bar operations on cruise ship

Submitted by kgnadmin on

In the company where I have spent nearly a decade, the bar steward position was one of the toughest jobs. There were two primary ways in which people got that kind of job on the cruise ship. Number one was by getting a job on the land through the agency. I don't know how much clarity and credibility the agency information provided to the candidates on the land for the bar steward job. However, the second way of getting the bar steward job was internally from the cruise ship company.

Love relationships on cruise ships

Submitted by kgnadmin on

Keeping a healthy love relationship while working on the cruise ship is hard. I am not saying it’s impossible, but it's really hard. Maintenance of a healthy relationship, either from the perspective that your partner works on the same cruise company or your partner is at home, brings enormous challenges. It's hard to keep trust and loyalty and stick to your values. It is tough, but it's possible.

A Perfect Day In Port

Submitted by kgnadmin on

If you are working on a cruise ship, you know the true meaning of the day off. There is no such thing. When you say " day off", you probably consider the day during the cruise when you start your job late in the afternoon. But If you work longer for some cruise line company, you probably experienced the true gift of 24 hours off on the ship! That happened to me once, and here is my " perfect day at sea"... We were on our usual relocation cruise from Alaska to Hawaii.

Dangerous Cruise Ports and Tips How to Stay Safe

Submitted by kgnadmin on

Cruising around the world, either working or being a guest, can be associated with beautiful places, white sand beaches, and exotic destinations. However, there are some places where you should practice extra caution when you get off the ship. No matter where you go while on the cruise ship, there are a few common tips to maintain a high level of your safety. 

Effectiveness Before Efficiency

Submitted by kgnadmin on

These days, most supervisors onboard the ship would delegate the tasks with efficiency goals in their minds, but they need to understand that efficiency we can do with THINGS, and effectiveness we do with PEOPLE! This is why most employees would always be in a more productive version of their capabilities; this is the reason why many great employees with considerable potential would leave our company.