They said that you can not have it all. Whether you are a superior young hotel administrator, well-formed athlete, journalist, photographer or football player. Again, in the past ten years, everything seems to resemble Lu Zhenhua. The 28-year-old hotel manager, triathletes, photographers, and football players were originally part-time journalists for his 20's Beijing Evening News, he is a self-excellent and one of the busiest people today.
I have been to a CTO party organized by a management consulting company. We met at a luxury hotel in the center of London, networked, and offered a pretty elegant dinner at a consulting firm. After the dessert, they listened to our idea and opened a "round table discussion" so that it can become a "leading technology manager". This is their market research, but food and wine are very good, are not you going to join? For "pure" technology companies, technical leadership seems to be the best in my experience. The main product is technology, usually software or components sold in B2B environment, or selling. You go to the "Technology" section of the store.
The problem with hotel technology is that "hotel" is not a market. It is vertical, but it is not a market. Inside the hotel there are various markets such as income manager, general manager, marketing, online sales, direct income, online distribution, housekeeping, food and beverage manager. There is a big problem in finding products / market fitness (PMF) you can not understand. It broke two secondary problems. First, many founder do not know what work at the hotel means, so they do not understand the way users think in the future.