Most Guests Don't Tip Hotel Housekeepers: Hilton CEO

The transcript discusses the practice of tipping hotel housekeepers, noting that it is not common, with less than 25% of guests doing so. The speaker emphasizes the importance of the company taking care of its employees, rather than relying on customer tips. The company is recognized as a great place to work due to its strong culture and commitment to paying employees fairly and providing necessary benefits.

What percentage of people typically tip housekeepers according to the speaker?

• More than 50%

• Less than 25%

• Exactly 25%

• Between 25% and 50%

What is one reason the speaker gives for the company's high ranking as a great place to work?

• An amazing company culture

• Flexible working hours

• High salaries for all employees

• Free meals for employees

How many years has the company been the number one great place to work in America?

• One year

• Three years

• Four years

• Two years

What does the speaker believe is the company's primary responsibility towards housekeepers?

• To offer them flexible working hours

• To ensure they receive tips from customers

• To provide them with free accommodation

• To pay them fairly and provide necessary benefits

According to the speaker, who should not be relied upon to support housekeepers financially?

• The hotel management

• The customers

• The employees themselves

• The government