• Being able to interact and network with people 
• Being flexible and disciplined 
• Being industrious and diligent 
• Being self-motivated and level headed 
• Business savvy and organization 
• Communication, presentation, and listening 
• Controlling budgets and Finance 
• Intelligence and culture 
• Project and time management 
• Training and information technology

The Hospitality Industry is a growing sector. More and more people are catering to the relaxing and rejuvenating needs of people. This service is typically provided by hotels, salons, spas, bars, restaurants, and caterers.
The job possibility in Hospitality is endless. Positions are available at all levels, from beginners or apprentices to upper management. There is room for growth and movement both vertically and horizontally. Employees can move from one aspect whether from a bar or pub to working in a hotel or guest house.
A Hospitality professional usually performs many of the following tasks:
• Hiring and training staff
• Coordinating events and functions
• Catering to clients
• Serving beverage to customers
• Preparing meals
• Mixing drinks and wines

Hospitality, for the most part, has to do with a lot of skill-specific jobs. There are certain standards that are applicable to this industry in keeping up with the high existing standards of pleasing clients. The skills can be developed in two mediums; from on the job training or done in training or educational institutions. 
All levels of certifications are accepted from NVQ, SVQ, BTEC, HND, HNC, diplomas, certificates to Bachelors, and Post Graduate degree. The higher the certification, the chance at promotion also improves. Employers will also support your attempts at furthering your education.