 | I am looking to become a night auditor at a major hotel in NYC. I was just wondering if anyone had any details, qualifications, or requirements that are common in night auditor jobs. Also an average wage would be nice to see as well.
Any experiences and advice would be nice too, I want to make sure the work is not going to be out of my league.
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 | Also, what is the dress code for being a night auditor and where is a good website to find a (part time) night auditor job?
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| I'm an insomniac so it was easy for me to start my job as a custodian for a restaurant at night. I'd like to get a different job at the same time of day like a Night Auditor at a hotel. Would this be a good job for me?
What kind of qualifications do I have to have to do this?
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 | I'm an accounting major and I recently got a job as night auditor for my school's hotel. Is this a job worth doing? Will recruiters pay attention to the fact that I
1. Work nights (which most accountants might end up doing during tax season)
2. Managed a hotel's finances.
1 answer - Asked By: TaylorSwift<3 - 4/10/2013 |
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| I just got hired for a Night Auditor job in the Hotel Inn... and was curious if I am going to get paid fare... if anyone knows how much is the salary, please let me know...
I have been offered $9
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| I am only wanting to work night shift jobs right now and am just needing some ideas as to what type of work is out there that would be just night shift positions? I can think of a few, like Security, or Night Auditor at a hotel, but am still wanting to know of other options out there that I can look in too. Any position or shift. Thanks
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 | I have general office experience in a library and also as a hotel clerk (night auditor and day shifts too). I'm interested in being an administrative assistant. What do I need to do? What to learn? Where do I look for these jobs?
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 | I work for a hotel and I have different jobs at different times. I am a full time employee and my official pay as night auditor is 10.75 per/hr.. but I occasionally have to work front desk and then I clock in at front desk and I only make 9.75.
In the state of washington can they deduct my official pay grade for a different job within the same company?
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| In the civilian life there are jobs such as security guard, night auditor, overnight care taker in homes for disabled, in which you can have a good chunk of free time to use the Internet with your laptop.
What about in the military? Are there such jobs? If so, what are the job titles?
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 | He was in the Navy 5 years, assistant manager at a cinema for a while, and a hotel night auditor for several years. He recently graduated with his BA in philosophy, as well as his MBA in Global Business Management. He is also a rather hardcore misanthrope, which makes social jobs rather difficult to stomach.
1 answer - Asked By: Jadochop - 8/24/2012 |
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 | I am an hourly worker at a hotel. I work graveyard shift for around 4 months now.
I was started at a lower wage during the "probationary period" of 90 days.
I can't say I've been exemplary, but I'm also consistent and in a constant state of improvement over my time here. I also make around $2 an hour less than the state average for a night auditor in this class of hotel.
Should I email a request? Should I wait for the 6 month mark?
Or just suck it up and be happy I have a job I legitimately enjoy in this state of economy?
Your thoughts are greatly appreciated,
Thank you.
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| I love the work of a night auditor which I guess is mostly secertorial but the hours are killing me!
...and I suck at people skills I get all flustered when people start asking me questions!
Any help? any ideas on what would be a better job for me?
1 answer - Asked By: kats_cross - 2/27/2006 |
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| I got this overnight job as a night auditor at a hotel and wanted to ask if this is a good job while I try to get my real estate career going. I mean, are the hours okay for me to still handle my real estate deals.
Thank you in advance!
1 answer - Asked By: mohammadbhatti2000 - 6/3/2009 |
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 | I want to work swings, or maybe graves. I thought about becoming a night auditor for a hotel or custodian for a governement agnency but haven't had any luck yet. Does anyone have any information about these jobs or any others. I live in the San Francisco Bay Area and have a A.A. degree in Accounting.
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| I'm majoring in accounting and only have 2 semesters to go before I graduate. All my work experience is fast food/retail. From what I can tell, training is provided. I really want this job but I'm not feeling too confident.
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| "Briefly describe the projects that you have managed individually or as a team member."
This is on an application for a hotel night auditor.
I have never had a job in this field before and I have only ever had one job before, at JC Penney's.
What could I answer for this question. All I ever did at Penney's was work the cash register and fitting rooms.
I'm not sure what they mean by "projects"
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| What are some skills that you need and what are some good ways to exhibit these skills in your day to day tasks at the job. This is for a big hotel chain.
1 answer - Asked By: bermuda0728 - 6/18/2007 |
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| This is my first job and I really love to work at this hotel, any help would be appreciated. And what question best to ask the interviewer if they ask me if I have any question for them? Thanks in advance!
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| I am applying for a night audit position at the Holiday Inn, and I really wan't this job. Only thing is I don't have any hotel experience and a little unsure of everything the auditor does. Could any please explain some things I should research about this job so I have a better idea at the interview tomorrow. Like what they do, what they should know, etc. This job is very important to me so any advice would be great thanks.
1 answer - Asked By: joe shmoe - 4/12/2011 |
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| I am applying for a night audit position at the Holiday Inn, and I really wan't this job. Only thing is I don't have any hotel experience and a little unsure of everything the auditor does. Could any please explain some things I should research about this job so I have a better idea at the interview tomorrow. Like what they do, what they should know, etc. This job is very important to me so any advice would be great thanks.
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