A typical hotel night audit shift

[@Darkserpent0572]

I just became a night auditor and enjoying the little thing hit close to home. The happiness I feel when I hear that there's no late check ins

[@sabrinajolie2465]

I like this dude he is sincere and gives off relaxing vibe

[@cuteguy9358]

When the guest said.. "Here's what I've got going on." We all knew some Bullshit was coming. 🤣🤣

[@JasonVanished]

I love the night time. It's more peaceful. Less people driving and less people awake.

[@SisTeko]

Except Norman Bates

[@ABAtrading]

Really no shit I thought it was more people awake and driving at night 🤓😝

[@ABS_Gent]

And less Life expectation too

[@jennifermorillo437]

i agree!!

[@karlabrewster8605]

Haha...I am na in a resort hotel....it's anything but quiet

[@avigo1997]

Grinding through a half delirious audit shift myself currently and that guest encounter got me laughing. People think customer service is weird during the day. Only auditors know the true experience. Keep doing what you do love the content.

[@carterwatson1949]

@PJ Playz yeah i work at my job a 4-12 shifts lately and last night was nuts

[@Wixom2200]

@@carterwatson1949 It always is. People are crazy. Add in alcohol and legal marijuana and the general public is insane. ALWAYS arguing about anything. Nothing is ever right with the typical "Angry Traveler". Most sane people leave from these front desk jobs after 6 months. ( Except maybe midnight auditors). Nothing really to do. LOL

[@Vendiktuss]

In the 4* hotel I work as a night audit (in germany), we do not have to do any laundry work. Honestly its just some simple paper work, some check ins and check out (maybe) and after that I just watch videos, read, write or play for like 4 hours and get payed for it lol; with an extra 30% cause of the night shift. Can not complain much and noone is bothering me

[@nightowl5475]

In the states, this country is all about efficiency and multi-tasking. They have their night auditors doing the laundry, folding the towels, and putting out the morning breakfast. Soon, within the next 5 years, the Night Auditor will be cleaning the restrooms! They have totally ruined and demoralized this position.

[@gitac8342]

I wish I could get a German work permit to work there at a hotel front desk. Im a 52 year young energetic Optimistic hardworking Indian lady. Can I have your email id to talk more about this topic if you don't mind? Thank you my friend

[@dukedase7]

@@nightowl5475 Fortunately not at my hotel yet. I work Night Audit and I get there, count the cash, maybe have 1-3 check ins. Average 0-1 honestly. I do night audit, which takes 3 minutes and is all on the computer. Then I'm done. I sit there for 4-5 hours and then spend 15-30 mins setting up breakfast (only takes longer than 15 mins if I have to make waffle mix etc) and then I sit there for another 90 mins, maybe 1-5 departures. It's basically 6 hours of chilling on my phone. Once I buy a laptop I'll just be gaming lol.

[@0toHero86]

Worked for a small hotel 17 years now, and I've done the night audit for 13 of it. Here we are expected (from beginning of shift to end), check in guests, clean lobby and all places the public can see, clean public and employee bathrooms, sweep and mop all floors, clean all glass (doors, windows, etc...), do night audit, set up breakfast, finish all laundry before leaving, and check out any guests leaving before nightshift ends. When I started I just did the laundry 20hrs a week. Then I moved to housekeeping which I only did for about a year before actually moving to the night auditor position. It's not too bad since we are a 39 room small hotel, but having lazy ass co-workers does not help. Now I work 3pm - 11pm 3 days a week, and only 2 overnight shifts.

[@ppwndpressurewashing2323]

It all depends on the size of the hotel. Smaller hotels have to do that, bigger hotels have money for the extra labor. @@nightowl5475

[@1957jmhiser1]

Wow. I'm a night auditor, have been 18 years. Go in 9:30 PM and go home 8 am. I am constantly busy. Never ends. Stocking, cleaning, laundry, paperwork, double checking all transactions of the day. Four am run the audit then it's time to get breakfast out and keep in stocked while doing desk job, check in check out. Phones, then getting supplies if needed, watering plants and bushes outside. Sweeping floors. Emptying trash, cleaning the office, bathroom, lobby, breakfast room. I'm tired. Forty hours in 4 days

[@Kai-lt8ji]

You sound more like a maintenance man

[@cell718]

I did night Aduit for 4 years I didn't do any of that, even when the maintenance man quit. The trash got crazy high I had 2 days off and the trash was still there when I got back. Plus I never left the office, one time a guest called the police on some guy walking around the parking lot and it turned into a whole thing everybody wanted camera footage and everything. I gave no one nothing and didn't tell my coworkers just left after my shift.

[@Kai-lt8ji]

@@cell718 hey I’m doing a interview for a night audit job tmmr can you give me some pointers what to say to make me more appealing to them .

[@cell718]

@@Kai-lt8ji sorry man I literally got hired just for being a man and willing to work overnight on the weekends just be open to cover people and work holidays I guess.

[@Kai-lt8ji]

@@cell718 ohh ok lol thanks 🙏🏽

[@leslied.2475]

This is great! I'm currently at a job as a night auditor in Nigeria. I love watching videos of other night auditors like myself.. And I must say you are cool.

[@anderbans]

That's so cool! Are there many differences in what we do in a shift? And I appreciate your compliment!

[@JohnSmith-td7hd]

With all that alone time, I know I'd be writing hotel fiction in my head.

[@Zoe-dr5ps]

I feel this guy is being held hostage in this hotel. Somewhere in this video there's a hidden message for help. We just have to find it and rescue him. If we don't, he'll be destined to fold towels do laundry and complete paperwork for eternity while the giraffe overlords, mock and chastise him and force him to eat food from the vending machines forever. Let's help him for the good of everyone. Not those pesky giraffes though .They suck

[@Wixom2200]

LOL. This comment is hilarious 😆😆😆.

[@Zoe-dr5ps]

Haha thanks. Can't believe I spelled vending machine wrong 😂

[@neondeon475]

I've worked night audit for years at many different branded hotels. I have always enjoyed it. Its easy, less people to deal with, no management or daytime players so less work drama. The cons are the eating and sleeping habits along with dealing with in house crap like drunks, druggies and noise complaints. Or when a full house/oversold and you have to walk the last few guests arriving to other hotels, they can get quite irate. In my current night audit position, I never see a guest or take a phone call. It's very peaceful to sit, drink coffee listen to the fire and netflix or music or night audit videos like yours haha! I love Opera it is by far the easiest system I have worked on and the end of day roll does everything like you said, years ago we had to use calculators and tally every single bill of the day. It was crazy balancing out all departments, especially when other workers were short or screwed up their bills and cashouts. It meant analyzing and finding the mistakes to fix them for the end of day. Those days are now like you said, a hit of a few buttons. I think if you like nights its a great hotel job.

[@Wixom2200]

Sure. 🤣🤣🤣

[@neondeon475]

@@Wixom2200 what's funny ????

[@nicolasschubert4503]

Thanks for posting the video. It was really helpfully to get an inside look on what I will be doing

[@kasnarfburns210]

When I first entered the hotel industry many years ago, I did the front desk thing for a while but was offered the night audit position and took it for I thought it would be more interesting and challenging. Turned out I was right on both counts for reasons I didn't anticipate. Some of the perks of working the night shift are you're always going in the opposite direction of rush hour traffic, fewer crowds in the supermarket, stores, etc. after work and you have much of your daylight hours to yourself. If you're a very social person, however, it puts you out of synch with most other people's schedules. Another annoying thing is when you're tasked to do something during the day like jury duty, or a social event, people find it amusing that you're sleepy during the day. They should try working MY shift and see how they fare. So it can be isolating and alienating at times. Much rides on how the property is situated and the quality of management. Most of these KZbin videos surrounding the night audit describes how there's so much down time and boredom. My last night audit job was anything but boring. It was more like an income auditor position. My Excel skills truly put to the test. I've worked the night audit at 3 properties. What I discovered is there's a LOT of prejudice from the public and even management about people who work night shifts. For some reason, the public tends to think you must be the WORST employee for being assigned the night audit, impaired somehow, maybe alcoholic and/or you're the least competent employee. I knew from college that I was a night owl. Little praise is bestowed on night owls as compared to early risers for some reason. And if guests don't see you standing at the front desk when they show up out of the blue, they assume you're sleeping somewhere. I recall once depositing credit card batches on a PC in the back office when I heard someone lightly tapping their fingers at the front desk. When I emerged from the back, the first words out of the lady's mouth were "Sorry to have AWAKENED you." I wanted to ask her if she thought that tapping actually woke me up. It appears to me that many would-scammers show up at hotels after hours. I think they realize it's likely you're the only person on duty - besides security and maybe the valet attendant I haven't mentioned those who will create fake issues/problems at night, will come back in the morning when they feel you've left for the day and complain that you were rude or didn't resolve their issue, etc. I've been in the business long enough to detect many a scam in progress but depending on the rapport you have with your co-workers and management ( or lack thereof) the day shift can heed your warnings or act like they don't know what you're talking about and act as if the guests are not ONLY always right but always 100% truthful too. And they incentivize these scams by doling out compensation and then looking to put the onus on you, the night audit. When someone walks in a hotel lobby from outside after hours, looks at me and asks "Are you the manager?" ( I only realized recently that I've been dealing with KARENS for years) I tend to think the person is looking to waste my time. I'd be thinking " Did something happen outside with the valet that's prompting you to ask for the manager? If not then what possible reason could you have for asking for the manager when you haven't even gotten to your room - and it's AFTER 11PM?" I always look to see at what hour they've checked in. My posture is often "What do you expect me to tell you at 2AM that you didn't hear at 4PM when you first arrived?" Oftentimes they're looking to rope you into an issue they've already brought up with the day management and seeing what they can get out of you. So as far as I'm concerned they're wasting my time and looking at me as possibly the weakest link in the hotel's armor. I've always appreciated the accounting part of the night audit - dealing with the front desk not so much. I had gotten fired from my previous night audit job - NOT for incompetence or shoddy work ( at least as far as accounting is concerned) but for allegedly violating their secure KEY policy. Considering the circumstance, it appeared to be a flimsy excuse to fire me. It was LIKE they were looking for an excuse. When I think about it that was the first time I ever got fired from a hotel job. It was a new management company and I find they often look for excuses to rid themselves of the previous staff. They had fired our director of sales and more or less "pushed out" the general manager. ( They got visited with a WHOLE heap of Karma when they fired me, however, but that's another story) I'm currently working as the accounting manager (the whole accounting department for that matter) at a small hotel. It's been a challenge but I think I might finally be hitting my stride after my FIFTH monthly closing. As far as the night audit goes, I hope to NEVER stand on that side of a front desk again for the rest of my natural life.

[@5p8nkm3]

Such an interesting read. Thank you for that

[@Cherb123456]

Did that Job 11 years myself, very entertaining and interesting read, I hope you are doing good! Thanks and be well!

[@Wixom2200]

Just a thought: You do sound stressed,just by this entry. Peace

[@jaimejrodriguez9131]

A bible chapter here 😂

[@ITSSHANTi]

"I wanted to ask her if she thought that tapping actually woke me up" 🤣

[@lydibug5319]

I’m a night auditor and I have so much cleaning to do during my shift and so much more paperwork. Along with I get breakfast ready most morning

[@kevinrichardson563]

I just started working N/A at Hotel in NC bout a month and a half ago. I was valet for year before that at same hotel. Im 49 and I love it. Honestly, I hope its the last job I have. Good pay and good benefits. Just being alone for 6 or 7 hours a night is great. So far, so good.❤

[@hmnsdnssx]

I LOVED this video, I have an interview for a night auditing position in a few days and I'm so anxious, it's great to be able to see all of this!

[@officialwillieg2001]

Did you get it? Was it easy to get the job? I have an interview too

[@dawho157]

@@officialwillieg2001 yeah i wonder if he get the job

[@ROADHouse702]

2:48 LMAO i felt that 😂😂. i do little laughs like that all the time... and when i do... it translates to "end me" 😂 5:09 i like the sign that says "we've been accident free for 2 days" 😂

[@anderbans]

LOL just realized the sign says that!

[@thomasrokos5433]

You are so lucky. I work for Springhill Suites and have a 75 item checklist to do every night. Keeps me running till I leave in the morning.

[@anderbans]

Sorry to hear that!!

[@worldeater161]

This was pretty funny and really helpful. I go in on my first day here in like 40 minutes. Considering I worked 10pm to 7am at walmart. This shift won't be hard to get used to. Huge pay cut tho but I gotta do what I gotta do. Hopefully back at walmart in 6 months

[@mattnielsen7679]

Thats definitely a staybridge lol I can tell because its the exact same layout we have at our hotel.

[@anderbans]

Yup, you are correct!

[@kuramacon]

I was a night auditor for 5 years. Aside from 5 weekends each summer (we had a NASCAR track close by) it was a fairly ok job. Drank coffee and watched t.v. in the lobby. Those 5 weekends though? Oh god. Doing laundry and folding sets from clock in to clock out.

[@kuramacon]

A lot of from desk workers will know the term "wyndham rewards"....

[@DJChavez95]

Ahhh yess ! OPERA PMS ! I usually work the 7-3pm shift but, ofc I also do Night Audit, so seeing this, feels good ! 3rd shift really be quiet, not much going on

[@rado_civ5983]

I love these kinds of vlogs I wish I had more 🥺

[@jillmarie3235]

I love this man omg just got a new job night auditing and front desk for red roof inn Ty needed to see what I’m up against

[@LuisHernandez-li4fy]

Thank you so much for actually showing what you do

[@AllTheBestVideos]

As I stumbled upon a video showcasing the intricate workings of a hotel's night audit, I expected a mundane glimpse into routine tasks. However, what unfolded on screen was a revelation that would alter the course of my life forever. The quiet hum of the lobby at midnight, the meticulous balancing of accounts, and the solitary moments of reflection resonated deeply within me. In those fleeting minutes, I found myself captivated by the unseen heroism of the night auditor, a silent guardian ensuring the seamless orchestration of a bustling establishment while the world slept. The video's portrayal of solitude transformed into a profound reflection on self-reliance and responsibility, igniting a dormant spark within my soul. Inspired by the unseen dedication and unwavering commitment depicted in the video, I embarked on a journey of self-discovery. With newfound determination, I pursued opportunities to immerse myself in the hospitality industry, craving the challenge and fulfillment found in the quiet hours of the night. That video, a mere glimpse into a world often overlooked, became the catalyst for a transformative chapter in my life. It taught me the power of embracing the unseen, the value of perseverance, and the beauty of finding purpose in unexpected places. Forever changed by its impact, I now stride forward with renewed passion, ready to embrace the challenges and triumphs that lie ahead.

[@TaxingIsThieving]

AI

[@AllTheBestVideos]

@@TaxingIsThieving what??? Me??? No…

[@elijahlord3361]

Bro your my spirit animal it’s the passive aggression for me 😂😂I’m the same way

[@ember9257]

You should make a follow up video! I hope the night audit life is still treating you well!

[@lostzephyr2191]

I'm a 24 year old screwed up autistic shut-in that dislikes dealing with people and has sensory issues (My brain's fucked up and incorrectly processes certain specific normal everyday sensations as being weirdly unpleasant or outright painful, that's what I mean by "sensory issues". Thankfully there's lots of stimuli that my brain processes normally but enough normal stuff gets processed as pain that I lost my last job because it caused me to do the work too slowly). I have an interview for a night auditing position at a small motel in upstate NY today, will probably be able to get it because I can fake being normal decently enough in superficial interactions. I'm hoping that it'll be like this and be something that I can handle so I can finally become a semi-functional member of society. Thanks for the peek into the day-to-day of the job. Like I said, hope my location is as relaxed as this one.

[@victor-536]

How did it go?

[@lisadawson2652]

This video was very helpful I’m thinking about working a summer job at a hotel in a resort town on the East Coast I’ve been out of the game for a few years and I needed to do some homework before I go looking for a job so thank u for posting this video 👍🏾

[@anderbans]

I'm glad that it was helpful!

[@lawrence_Cuzo1029]

@@anderbans Do you still work at this hotel?

[@xpp933]

Really enjoyed this video. Very informative!

[@matthewgavin]

I would show up after my restaurant shift to go hang out with my friends on their night shift

[@AmytrXBL]

I do overnight security on weekends and was thinking about working night shift at a hotel 2-3 days a week

[@Digitalgems9000]

Awesome man. I'm at amazon now, only seasonal, and saw an auditor position at best western. 9pm to 7am. Mon-Wed. It would allow me to have 4 days off a week and decent pay at $18.00 lol. Not sure if I should apply haha

[@lambulance]

I'm curious...did you apply?

[@Digitalgems9000]

@@lambulance nope. was at amazon until june 15th or so. applied to a lot of software dev jobs throughout april and may. landed a work from home one with a local company hehe

[@godsgotu6982]

Thank you so much for sharing!

[@quackgarage9551]

No idea how I ended up here but it was super cool :D

[@jemalerileyvlogs3024]

“Who wants to stay awake all night?” People who can’t sleep at night lol

[@davidgleason3379]

Well I would imagine it gets boring. But you are making the best out of it you have a good attitude. And the people checking in appreciate it even if they may not always say. Keep up the good work.

[@nicoledudus2274]

Thank you for the video you really made it look simple and easy.

[@KingdomHarvestCinema]

Thanks for the towel folding tutorial. Best of luck in your career

[@tiaraeveryday6073]

I am interested in applying for a night auditor position at a local hotel but I'm trying to see if its worth it...currently I work customer service for a credit card company and I work it remotely from home but I think after almost 18years my current job is not where I wanna be due to several reasons. I need growth and opportunities plus a job with flexibility and better pay...does a night auditor pay good and have good benefits??? I definitely have the customer service and the cleaning part down but I need to know if this would be a better direction for me vs where I'm at right now

[@anderbans]

I recommend checking different hotels in your area and checking what they are paying their night auditors (it varies everywhere) and compare it to what you're making now. Also consider that you will be now driving to/from work now that you're not remote. There are decent benefits, too, compared to a lot of different jobs.

[@GageAnthony]

@@anderbansreal quick man do they offer housing in trade for work or something along them lines🤷🏻‍♂️ help me out😅

[@DeathRaven.]

Watching a night audit as a former night auditor and remembering the pain of audit at my hotel😭

[@samantha_19]

i have never related so much to a video before, sitting right now at work, it is 4AM and ive talked to one person in the last three hours

[@hithere1590]

Exciting! I worked as a night auditor once. I fell asleep! 😬

[@siyathuse8389]

haaaahaaaa

[@OMGmyFACE]

Man, I wish I worked night audit shifts where I wasn't getting welcomed by 10+ check-ins and everything being out of place.

[@bradthegigachad7120]

Lol at mine there’s either a ton of stuff to do or nothing to do no in between.

[@Onry1]

There's always a story! Gotta love Opera. Been in hospitality for 29 yrs along with being an auditor, GM, AGM, FOM and everything in between. Use to be a great job but the 3rd parties and corporate guest have ruined the hospitality industry. No more Mom & Dads with the families, well at least few and far between. During the mid 2000's with all the credit card fraud that happened with the less than scrupulous auditors they simply made auditors glorified desk clerks taking away all their responsibilities of doing the accounting paperwork and balancing the hotel before running the audit. Which took most of the night. Use to be GM then Night Auditor in command. That's how important the Audit position was! We knew everything about the hotel and how it ran and we did it all on our own. Now auditors have to do all the frivolous crap like laundry, cleaning, etc. You new guys have no ides how easy you have it.

[@neondeon475]

You took the words right out of my mouth! Brilliantly described. And factual too. I loved balancing all departments back in the day...shutting down the phone systems and sending the days reports electronically. Slowly when hotels started selling off to franchisees etc it all simplified. Way back we used to get drunk on shift hahaha good times staggering out at 0700 am. Times have majorly changed!

[@JessicaGarcia-xf9wr]

Thank you I can see what I’m up against. I’m currently interested in NA because no one wants to work these kind of hours and employment is so darn difficult to get hired in 2024.

[@Aaaajjjjjaaaa]

Make more videos!! Love this video!

[@lowkey_fla]

Great vlog😎

[@TheWheezingSeeker]

Holiday inn express right here!!!

[@ernestogerena7419]

Very educational. Thanks

[@robbiem4624]

I have thought of working as a night auditor but afraid of drunks, or druggies or getting killed. I wonder how often this happens.

[@sandyloiselle3807]

Loved working in the Housekeeping Department when I was younger

[@valkyrie1066]

If you wear your mask with glasses, you are entitled to condensation.....thanks for sharing, I'm actually looking into similar jobs right now. It seems far more manageable than day shift.

[@1957jmhiser1]

I have grown to hate laundry as I've been left during our busiest times the day's laundry, four or five hours worth on top of everything else I do. I keep telling myself 18 month until full retirement, keeping busy keeps you young, I'm 65, it's good for your joints, just to still the anger that other people are not doing their jobs. People 30 years younger than I.

[@joshmccarty4828]

Im gonna be working this shift here soon at the hotel!

[@BinnyBongBaron_AoE]

About to go for a job interview for a night supervisor job. Wish me luck!

[@anderbans]

You got this!

[@निशांत_लांबा]

Did u crack it!? If yes ,please help me to get it I have also an interview for this today!

[@BinnyBongBaron_AoE]

@@निशांत_लांबा I actually was offered the job but I went with a day job :) I did a lot of research though. How can I help?

[@निशांत_लांबा]

@@BinnyBongBaron_AoE Thanks for the reply! I finished my interview today at 9 am, although it was a group interview.

[@BinnyBongBaron_AoE]

@@निशांत_लांबा How do you think you did, bud? Best of luck :)

[@mmapopoff7280]

I feel ya mane. Im about to do a year at the hotel im at.

[@NavyOmen77]

I know this is posted two years ago but I got quick quest: How long did it take for you to get used to working overnight or were you always a night person? Considering doing overnight work myself and just looking into this sort of stuff (introvert and whatnot).

[@anderbans]

Hey! I've always been a night owl so it was pretty easy for me to get used to. Some people take naps during their shift after doing the final tasks, if it's dead enough (like a weeknight).

[@JisINSANE3]

I am the head building maintenance for my hotel and the one down the road from my main place. Same owner. I am willing to bet the owners last name for this place is PATEL.

[@BpR98]

Lol there is a lot Patel hotel owners 😂😂

[@logicflakes8911]

Good editing dude. Debating if I want to do this part time. The ‘auditing’ part scares me

[@anderbans]

When you're being trained ASK QUESTIONS if you don't understand something. Being by yourself means you can't easily just ask someone something you don't know during your shift. However, the auditing part is automated and done completely by the computers, so you really are just making sure it's doing that correctly.

[@kuramacon]

Omg I'm actually reliving my old job 😂

[@simpi2simpi2]

I'm a night auditor and I sleep half of my shift.

[@smedoz]

Love the sheets on thr floor.

[@mattconcertlife]

Thank you for this!

[@savannahatlantasnail]

Super helpful thank you 😁

[@BpR98]

I’ve done the good ol night audit lol shit isn’t bad the hard part is staying up

[@crazycatcarnt]

That was interesting and cool and cute to look at

[@abbieroad5571]

I was in labor during this guys shift 😂 I know it has nothing to do with the video but I just found it cool.

[@divedo9108]

With all those snacks in the stock closet, im sure you will survive the night out

[@itsjuneHQ]

I'm about to start at aloft hotel training on Monday today is Friday as of now I was wondering if there are any tests that I need to be aware of the study for?

[@justlilolme3793]

Do you get free or discounted hotel rooms at other locations when traveling?

[@anderbans]

Yep! I almost had to stay at the one I was working at and I believe the rate I was given was like $35-40 a night. It's a nice perk if you can ever get vacation time!

[@46GarageUSA]

Dude, cool socks and sneaks

[@livelifewithkaykay5050]

I don’t miss this job at all 😭😭😂😂 it was so BORING & annoying at the same time. Most of the time I was literally watching KZbin and trying to stay awake & praying that nobody came in during audit or any late check ins or early check outs before morning shift came in Had a few annoying situations and glad I’m not in that field anymore

[@anderbans]

I don't miss it either!

[@gldsundrp9087]

DAMN, I WISH I HAD THOUGHT ABOUT THIS 10 YEARS AGO WHEN I STARTED WORKING CUSTOMER SERVICE... CAUSE PPL ARE CRAZY LOL. WOULD OF BEEN 10 YEARS OF GRADE A MATERIAL AND GREAT PROOF WHEN SOMEONE TRIED LYING ON ME. LOL

[@Mycologist_Expediter]

Thanks bro i got a interview today😄

[@anderbans]

Good luck! Like with all interviews, just be relaxed and be yourself. All hiring people just want someone who’s willing to learn and enthusiastic in general.

[@creativebuddhism]

Ha, I'm also a Staybridge NA

[@MochaQueen5]

Lord loves a working man God bless you!

[@hehe2424]

very informative,appreciate this vlog! i start training for front desk mon,do y have an email by any chance,have a few questions lol

[@Cherb123456]

Thank you!

[@yon1623]

would love to have this job. would be studying all night ... go to class. sleep all day .

[@hakanyazc8179]

I am a receptionist in 5 star hotel as well and I am 23 years old. I will keep going to work as a receptionist. That’s why I am asking you, how can I get title easily and what should I do for that ?

[@tonimorton]

*complains about bad handwriting* fails to realize its a sign of intelligence and i mean.. have you SEEN doctors handwriting?

[@maya-yg6qj]

Tips for juggling your two part time jobs and their hours??

[@anderbans]

Sleep as much as you can, it's hard to find time for a consistent health amount of sleep working odd hours.

[@LaHall-kt8qy]

Your lucky! You don’t have to make the breakfast. I do , It sucks!

[@p.a.phencyclidine]

Springhill?

[@jjohnston7837]

I'm considering trying night audit at 65 with a spinal cord injury. I have balance issues and I walk very slowly. I live near a small resort town in West Kentucky. We have a Hampton Inn and a Days Inn. Both are small and more like a motel than a typical Hotel. Am I kidding myself or is this something I could realistically do? I didn't see anything in this video that I felt I couldn't handle.

[@anderbans]

It's an easy-to-do job with clear expectations. If you can read and follow basic instructions you will excel in the position!

[@glocksby5212]

Are you still a night auditor? Great video btw i really enjoyed it

[@Assadul-Naml]

Who else uses Opera

[@juggadadjones3966]

Shoutout from a fellow night audit at a Marriott in Detroit fuck me lol

[@juggadadjones3966]

Also fuck doing the laundry brotha tell the HK to get on their shit

[@michaelkirkpatrick3966]

Are most managers okay if night auditors study? Also, do you actually have time to study or do they fill your night with tasks anymore?

[@anderbans]

Yes! Most of the time, you're the only one there. As long as all the work is done before the morning shift, you'll have done a good job.

[@michaelkirkpatrick3966]

What about days off? Not expecting vacation pay but are hotels cool if you request like 5 days off a couple months out?

[@travisgosselin8486]

Starting an night auddit job on monday, ive never done something like this before, are there any tips or advice you could give for someone just starting this job?

[@Wixom2200]

Don't work days or afternoons. Too unpredictable and crazy. From 3 rd party overselling property to every guest wanting 10 extra towels right after check in. Those are just one or two minor ones. Weekends and the pool could be a WHOLE other video with comments. These positions are VERY stressful even for the experienced polished agent.

[@liesvermeersch3891]

Sleep during the day😅

[@nishab.4544]

do you have any interview tips ??

[@cuvintepecontrasens]

You are using Opera PMS.

[@anderbans]

True!

[@liesvermeersch3891]

Iv done opera night audits for 2 years sometimes you need to expand dates of pms before you can go.. not always that easy..

[@shaemcbrayer900]

Have you ever seen the movie Buster’s Mal Heart?

[@williamsmith8041]

Wish the hotel where I'm going had opera,they have fosse and no intentions of changing it.

[@anderbans]

I've never used Fosse but all of the hotel management software is intending to make the job easier, just takes some times to learn the basics first.

[@postghost6536]

do you have to fold the towels or you choose to in order to have something to do? i thought thats housekeepings job

[@anderbans]

I was never 'required' to fold them, but when we were understaffed during covid I did it to help out. You're correct that it's typically housekeeping's job to do the laundry.

[@postghost6536]

@@anderbans thanks for the insight, im looking to get a night auditor job in my area do you have any tips to get the job?

[@anderbans]

@@postghost6536 No problem. And the advice I'd give you is to be open to the job if you've never done it before. Make sure you note each task you're expected to complete by the morning shift because it's just you there, no manager. Also, it's easier to stay up all night if you're already a night owl.

[@postghost6536]

@@anderbans if im already a night owl is it still bad for my health to work night shift? Also do al hotels have u backup the system on just some? I main interest is the downtime in this job as i have some online side hustles I could do while at work and i hear hotel workers get benefits too like health insurence some are unionized i hear

[@anderbans]

@@postghost6536 I wouldn't say it would be bad for your health if you're already staying up all night. And when we do the audit we're technically backing up the system for the day. And you can easily do any number of extra things during the many hours of downtime during your shift. Also they are not unionized, at least I wasn't, but you can get benefits like health insurance.

[@sin801]

When is your next video coming haha

[@anderbans]

Well, I have not worked as a night auditor since this video was posted! So I don't even know what my next video would be.

[@williamsmith8041]

If you started as a night auditor ,what would be the next position to move too??

[@anderbans]

Probably either the general manager or sales manager positions. Realistically, changing jobs is probably a better alternative in today's day and age.

[@williamsmith8041]

@@anderbans changing from hotels to a different industry or to a different hotel???

[@anderbans]

@@williamsmith8041 Yeah, that too! I would always keep an eye on what the average hourly pay is for Night Auditors in your town to get a good idea of what to expect.

[@cbart1987]

yall alive there lad