Hotel in-house training-warm-training-contemplative
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
North American (General) North American (US General American - GenAM) North American (US West Coast - California, Portland)Transcript
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Gen. Raymond Hilton in house training. How to live 100 years? Get up every morning with a purpose. Live cleanly. Live thoroughly. Put in a hard day's work. Look, people in the eye when you're shaking hands. Always eat your fruits and vegetables and always have a drink. If you can do both, save time. Stay active. Get fresh air. Linda Han Lend both hands. Give yourself something to look forward to every day. There's no one way to live. 100 years for a century at Hilton, we've given you the chance to live yours to learn that traveling is the best education to know that rest was meant to be earned to show you that hospitality can be revolutionized. Our family of 10 million team members spread across the globe, have opened doors to the UN explored in 113 countries, built outposts to help cities thrive and provided the setting for history to take place. Step into a Hilton today and you'll see every year we innovate comfort. Every week we open at more of the world. Every day a new century begins. The world is for everyone. Your time belongs to you. You don't need 100 years to do 100 years of living. You just need a change of clothes and a place to lay your head. Find out what's missing and create it. Find a place you don't recognize and call it home. Find the unbeaten path and push forward. At Hilton, we start our next 100 years, every day.