| Comment | I'm working at a city centre Hotel and would say its more like 30 percent arsehats, just that those 30% are absolutely exhausting. I would say our guests are a lot of press, a good amount of group delegates for things like water and soil government people, or environmental charities. At least a couple of CEOS and UN members of various whatevers.
The first few days REALLY had me losing faith that we would solve the climate issue. Not only for the colosaal shit show of everyone's self importance and general walkers, but more than anything because everyone was SO FUCKING DISORGANISED. Not a single guest had made arrangements for their laundry just assumed it would get done. No one knew how they were getting to SEC. So many people wondering why they couldn't just 'hail a taxi' at 8.30 in the morning, and worried they'd be late because they didn't think to book ahead. I cannot count the amount of times I told them we'd have 300+ people for breakfast and we were encouraging booking a time slot or a breakfast to go and someone telling me they'd wing it. To top it all off, people would try to book meeting rooms half a day before they needed them. We don't have meeting rooms.
Things have definitely gotten smoother and more organised so there's that. Would say OP is still correct in assuming most of these people can't function on their own. I'm no ones mother, but it seems like that's half my job this week. |
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