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This study examines training practices in Bogotá’s hotel sector, focusing on developing technical and interpersonal competencies and adapting them to sustainable practices and technologies. Through interviews and proposal analysis, areas for improvement are identified, such as implementing continuous feedback and recognition systems to motivate and retain staff. Key findings highlight the importance of interpersonal skills in optimising the guest experience and training in sustainability and digital tools management. The article proposes establishing an internal training school for continuous, specialised development and suggests partnerships with educational institutions to strengthen training programs, improve service quality, and meet modern customer expectations. These strategies would contribute to greater competitiveness and sustainability in Colombia’s hotel sector. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Currently, human beings are increasingly immersed in the world of technology, where the activities carried out on a daily basis depend on the use of this technology. Startups, whether small or medium-sized companies, present a competitive disadvantage; in many cases they can lose business opportunities due to the absence of these technological tools. In the case of deliveries, they have been able to take advantage of mobile applications that can be shared in real time, to cover the requirements or orders made by customers who want to stay at home or order from their workplaces certain products as varied as food, clothing, technological devices, among others. The objective was to determine the socioeconomic contribution of those who carry out the home service activity in the city of Portoviejo. The application of a survey made it possible to collect information to know a series of aspects related to the activities carried out by the delivery services. The sample was made up of twenty individuals and was worked with non-probabilistic sampling, chosen randomly. The methodology involved descriptive and exploratory activities; the approach was longitudinal. The results indicated that the charge for carrying the order does not exceed three dollars, this depends on the distance. The conclusions showed that people are already accustomed to this type of purchase, the diversity of stores that are among customers' favorites tends to increase. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article aims to analyze the legal aspects of protecting the rights of medical services consumers by identifying the parties of legal relations, establishing the specifics of medical services, the elements of violations of patients rights, the procedure for protecting the rights of medical services consumers. The system of general scientific and special methods, including dialectical, axiological, formal and legal methods has been applied during the research. It has been indicated that primary (medical services consumers, an entity providing medical services) and auxiliary subjects participate in legal relations for protecting the rights of medical services consumers. It has been proved that legal relations for protecting the rights of medical services consumers are characterized by: relations arising and being implemented in the healthcare sector; participation of entities with a special status (patient - hospital) in legal relations; application of a set of norms of medical law and protection of consumers rights; the fact of medical rights violation. It has been concluded that the legal fact of violating a patient's medical rights in the form of a medical tort is the reason for the emergence of legal relations for protecting the rights of medical services consumers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Introduction: Tattoos have become ubiquitous today, with a prevalence of 38% in countries studied by Dalia Research. Their presence varies according to culture, country, gender, age, educational level, and geographical location, with unique aesthetics and meanings that motivate research on their influence on others. In the workplace, studies suggest that visible tattoos can negatively affect employment opportunities, leading to a deeper analysis of how different tattoo styles may influence the perception of service consumers. Methodology: The most popular tattoo styles were selected, including old school, new school, neo-traditional, tribal, blackwork, watercolor, Japanese, and realism. A quantitative analysis was conducted to examine the effect of colors and designs used in each style, contrasting traditional and modern elements. The aim was to understand how these elements influence the first impression of service consumers. Results: The results of the quantitative analysis revealed significant differences in the perception of service consumers according to tattoo style and elements. Patterns were identified in how different styles and designs affect the first impression, with some variations in preference depending on the type of service offered. Discussion and Conclusions: The findings suggest that the perception of tattoos in the service sector is influenced by a combination of factors, including style, design, color, and service context. While some styles may be perceived more favorably than others, the acceptance of visible tattoos in the workplace appears to largely depend on the type of service provided. These results offer a concrete insight into how customers perceive tattooed individuals in the service sector and can inform hiring practices and business policies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article presents a study on customer satisfaction with life insurance services in Vietnam. The study examines factors such as reliability, empathy, responsiveness, competence, and tangibles that impact customer satisfaction. The research utilizes qualitative and quantitative methods, including interviews and surveys. The findings emphasize the importance of improving customer satisfaction in the life insurance industry in Vietnam. The article also discusses challenges such as insurance fraud and profiteering based on health status. Policy implications are provided to enhance customer satisfaction, including improving reliability and tangibles. The study acknowledges its limitations and suggests further research to compare results across different insurance companies. [Extracted from the article]

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This article provides an introduction to the theme issue "Archaeology of Service." We explore how performing service in archaeology articulates with the concepts and practices of community-based archaeology, collaborative archaeology, and the Archaeologies of the Heart projects and their larger purposes of approaching work through a lens of social and environmental justice. We introduce seven articles that describe working in communities around the world, including the Bininj of the Gundjeihmi Aboriginal Corporation in the Northwest Territory of Australia; the Bunun of the Lakulaku River Basin in Taiwan; the Passamaquoddy Nation in Maine (USA); people from 21 First Nations in the province of Ontario, Canada; the diverse communities of Oklahoma (USA); the African American community in Bolivar, Texas (USA); and the people of San Cristóbal Island in the Galápagos Islands, Ecuador. The articles are tied together by the common theme of collaborative work that is built through relationships of trust and is conducted in ways that strive to change the institutional and educational structures in which archaeology is practiced. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The process of formation and development of the Alto Oeste Potiguar region is linked to the process of expansion of livestock, cotton farming and sugarcane, which provided the formation of an inland urban network, with a predominance of small municipalities in which its recent urban-regional dynamism is conditioned to the activities of the tertiary sector. The objective of this work is to elucidate the urban-regional dynamism from the tertiary activities in the process of historical formation and in the contemporaneity of the region. This work is a bibliographical, exploratory and qualitative research. The strong regional dynamism shown at the present time is associated with the provision of services and commercial activities that serve the municipalities that make up the region. This urban-regional dynamism is led by the city of Pau dos Ferros (RN), classified as a regional sub-center. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Luxury in the hotel industry has been present practically since its inception, it is evident in its different goods and services, however, over time it has evolved and has become more demanding, which has required innovation and creativity to meet the desires of customers. This article is a documentary and descriptive review through an analysis of information from primary and secondary sources on the variables that confirm compliance with luxury standards in terms of service quality in hotels belonging to international chains located in the city of Bogotá, Colombia. Whose purpose was to analyze its impact on the operations of these organizations that provide a luxury service in the country to understand the complexity that a luxury service and quality generates. It serves as a reference for consultation on critical points, collecting experiences and knowledge contributing to the hotel sector in different parts of the world. Concluding that compliance with standards is impacted by aspects such as local culture, training and education that promote technical and soft skills, adequate work environments and requires discipline on the part of all levels and functional areas that make up the hotel to meet and satisfy customer needs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The Film Commission / Film Office is an actor in the value chain of the audiovisual industry which, from the academic perspective of Audiovisual Communication, has received very little attention but which, nevertheless, stands as one of the particularly relevant production support mechanisms. For this reason, the aim of the research consists of finding out the level of the development of this agent that stimulates the audiovisual industry and the territory, through a synchronous study carried out in 2022. The data provides a snapshot of the filming attraction offices in Spain, a sector that is undoubtedly a valuable asset for the implementation of the «Spain, Audiovisual Hub of Europe» Plan. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article pursues to show how the legal academic experience, as an activity enrolled on the programs of the Public Legal Management Model of the Municipality of Medellín, has materialized the principles of article 209 of the Political Constitution, particularly, those of publicity, responsibility, and transparency. For this, authors did a normative, jurisprudential, and doctrinal analysis of the aforementioned principles; then, beginning with a documentary review, experiences analogous to the legal academic experience were systematized to establish its novelty as part of the Model. Finally, as a result of the triangulation between the facts, the legal provisions and the theoretical heritage of the article, the narratives of the students who participated in the academic legal experience between 2016 and 2019 were constructed, an interval in which the activity was uninterrupted. With this, authors established that the legal academic experience materializes the constitutional principles and that it is articulated to the strategic approach of the Model attending to its preventive dimension. Namely, the social projection of the Model strengthens the ethical scope from the resignification of imaginary, comprehensive training, awareness of service, and the generation of trust towards institutions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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El presente artículo aborda el estudio de los continos reales incidiendo tanto en su carácter de oficio regio, como elemento clave para entender el desarrollo de la figura del oficial en la época premoderna, como en el valor que el cargo tuvo en las estrategias familiares y personales de aquellos que lo ejercieron. Para ello se combina la visión conjunta del reino que proporcionan los archivos reales con un estudio concreto de la oligarquía de Valladolid. Este último estudio se apoya a su vez en un doble enfoque: por un lado la prosopografía de las élites vallisoletanas y, por otro, el análisis de sus redes sociales. El resultado es una aproximación a la integración real de estos servidores regios en la sociedad local que permite comprender el papel que este cargo pudo tener en sus trayectorias personales, así como el interés de los monarcas por nombrar como continos a determinados individuos. Como oficio, su flexibilidad e indefinición permitía variar los servicios y condiciones en función de las necesidades tanto de la monarquía como de los sujetos implicados. Abstract This article analyses the royal continos by addressing both the nature of the office as a key element in the development of officialdom in the pre-Modern era, and the way in which holding the position of contino affected personal and family strategies. This study includes a global perspective on continos in the kingdom by exploring royal documentation, as well as a case study of the oligarchy of Valladolid. This specific case is based on a double approach: on the one hand, the prosopography of urban elites, and on the other hand, the analysis of their social networks. As a result, it combines an analysis of the impact of the office on these royal servants’ personal trajectories and integration in a local context, as well as the king’s rationality behind the appointment of these officials. The contino office was particularly flexible and its indefinite nature allowed a degree of variability in the service and conditions based on the needs both of the monarchy and of those individuals involved.

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