Working in KTV, should pay attention to the following problems:

1, the most important is the problem of personal behavior, because KTV belongs to the special nature of the entertainment venues, so a variety of people will have, and there will be a lot of drunkenness, if the service staff is more rushed, it is very easy to cause conflict with customers.

So we must be able to control our own emotions and behavior, shall not laugh at the guests careless phenomenon, shall not point fingers at the guests, shall not be in the attitude, action to the guests want to take the air. Of course, can not have too casual, overly affectionate behavior to the guests.

2, dressed generously, are generally required to wear overalls, can not wear too exposed clothes, to have a certain degree of professionalism, for the road encountered by the guests, are required to take the initiative to make way, and express greetings.

3, and guests should stand upright, polite, not left and right, head down or head up. To listen attentively to the guest's speech, do not grab words with the guest, do not interrupt in the middle of the conversation, do not argue with the guest, do not argue, speak in a measured manner, tone of voice to be gentle, language to be elegant.

4, reception of guests should be natural and generous, stable and warm, polite, skilled use of "eleven words" polite language. Do smile service, use good honorifics. Do: welcome guests with greetings, speak with a call sound, parting with a thank you sound. Apologize for any errors in work. Do not judge people by their color, race, creed, dress, or appearance.

5, do not ask the age of the guests, especially female guests. Do not ask about the guest's resume, salary income, clothing prices. Do not crowd around people in strange clothes, do not talk to each other. Do not discriminate against the disabled or physically challenged, and offer warm help and thoughtful service.

KTV:

ktv is Karaoke. Karaok is a Japanese-English miscellaneous name, Kara is the Japanese meaning of "empty". ktv, from the narrow understanding of: provide karaoke audio-visual equipment and visual singing space. KTV, from the narrow sense of understanding: to provide karaoke audio-visual equipment and video singing space. The broader understanding of karaoke and drink service for the main business for the night entertainment.

History of KTV:

The 1990s was the most popular time for karaoke, but this has gone through a series of evolution. In the early days, when I was a kid, I remember seeing people who would push a karaoke machine as a mobile business with two microphones and a money box, and the machine wouldn't play backing music and the microphones wouldn't work unless you put money in.

This is very similar to the situation in Japan when karaoke was first introduced.

But in recent years, home karaoke machines have been put on the back burner, and karaoke lounges in cities have evolved into mass merchandisers.

When the Haji trend began to take hold, this OK trend blew into Taiwan in the late 1970s and was officially translated as karaoke. Hong Kong, mainland China, including Southeast Asia, basically inherited the style of Taiwan, mainly in the form of KTV.

In the beginning, Taiwan completely copied Japan's open space design, but the effect was not good. Taiwan businessmen will be the original box type small audio-visual center and its combination, after improvement, the emergence of the box-based KTV. that can appreciate the picture, but also can sing; do not interfere with each other, dancing dance, performance performance.

After decades of development, karaoke is more than just a place to sing, and today it seems to be a derogatory term. 1996 onwards, with the involvement of bars, D-halls and other richer forms of entertainment, karaoke has lost its dominant position, and the word is rarely seen on the door signs of entertainment venues.

But karaoke is not willing to exit the stage of history, it is constantly changing the business model to KTV, CLUB, hotel rooms, the face of the volume of KTV again and again to salty, the past simple place to sing derived from the catering and entertainment business communication and other multi-dragon services.