Quante volte capita che la gente che ci circonda non si rende conto che spesso fuori dal lavoro abbiamo bisogno di "staccare? Sei un farmacista, esci con gli amici e tutti ti chiedono consigli su acciacchi ed improbabili malori; lavori nell'informatica ed a fine giornata, dopo aver risolto i casini fatti dai clienti, ti tocca also fix computers free of friends, cook, and six people will only ever speaks of food as if it were the only topic of your life and so on.
For those working in hotels, especially smaller ones, the situation is slightly different: in most cases the hotel is at the same time also the home of the hotelier, so slip into your apartment at the end of turn does not help much to "disconnect" from work because, for better or worse, one is always in the same room (although there are barricades closing all taxes).
If you want to enjoy an hour of rest is necessary to physically move away from its property-house, even though we must always be traced having always with them on the phone because every moment could "something happen" (How many times in the middle of the 'hour of air, "came the phone calls like" I got the Rossi have booked a double but they are 4 and will not listen to reason, please come quickly! ").
hour free you can not remove much and since you live in a resort town where it is highly likely to meet their clients at the beach, in bars, parks in the area and so we must face facts, and avoid the most popular and nice, just as your customers see you, they will not come and talk, so as you, you can not avoid showing the usual easy-going and interested even if you always say the same things that they say all the tourists who come to the area and make you the same questions that you feel for a lifetime.
It turns out that for an hour of freedom t'imbuchi to keep a friend's house, in the most dilapidated gym in the suburbs or in the afternoon film club absurd to see Hungarian films where at least you can be sure of not meeting your customers for 60 minutes. Send us your
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