He worked at Buckingham Palace
Hospitality expert gets a job after distributing 200 resumes at train stations
Trevor has worked in high-end hotels.
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Trevor Walford, 63, made local news headlines in September, distributing at least 200 resumes in four stations in Leeds, Britain, and it seemed that the efforts and persistence of the former restaurant manager paid off, as he received thousands of responses, and in the end he got a new job .
With the onset of the epidemic, Walvoord had worked in the special service on the cruise ship "Saga Cruise", which was severely damaged, and the worker had begun to search for a new job, but to no avail, despite his enormous experience, especially as a personal servant. At Buckingham Palace, then his job at the London Ritz, the most prestigious hotel in the Caribbean, he did not get a suitable job.
After one unsuccessful job interview and countless attempts, the man realized that it was necessary to take various steps to attract attention, in a sector suffering from the effects of the health crisis, and with a sign that read: "I want to work, take my CV", he roamed train stations in the city Leeds, hoping to catch the attention of employers, and his courageous act caused an uproar on social media.
Finally, he was contacted by Rob Campbell, CEO of Churrasco Hotels Group.
Walford was offered a job as a Training Manager, responsible for training 337 employees of the 10 Churrasco restaurants in northern England.
The professional trainer summarizes his experience, saying: "I was absolutely not prepared for permanent exclusion from the workforce." He expressed his happiness because he found someone who appreciated his experience and long experience in hospitality, which he gained during the past decades.
Walford said he was pleased that he had found someone to appreciate his long experience and experience in hospitality, which he had acquired over the past decades.
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