Executive Trainee, The Grand New Delhi

I am currently working as an executive trainee at The Grand in New Delhi, but for this specific record, the address is linked to Shahjahanpur at the Judges Court. It is the home of Mr. P.C. Verma, who is an advocate there. Being a trainee is a lot of hard work and learning how things actually function in a big hotel environment. Back at the Shahjahanpur address, things are much quieter than the hotel lobby. It is a place associated with legal work and a more traditional pace of life. My days are usually split between learning the ropes of hospitality and keeping up with the expectations of the training program. It involves a lot of observing, taking notes, and helping out wherever a hand is needed. Sometimes it is about checking guest lists, and other times it is just making sure the stationery is stocked up in the offices. It is not a glamorous life like people think; it is mostly about being on your feet and paying attention to small details that others might miss. My background from the court area in Shahjahanpur gave me a sense of discipline that helps with the long hours. We do not have a big team of assistants. It is just about putting in the effort every day to understand how the business works from the ground up. I spend a lot of time reading manuals and trying to remember everyone’s names. It is a bit overwhelming sometimes, but it is just part of the process.