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We have a part time(potentially full time) opening available if you don't mind moving to NM. I don't think we've had any applications other than the guy with the recent marijuana arrest either.

On the other hand, have you tried applying to hotels for Night Audit/Weekend Night Audit positions? They're hard as **** to keep filled and people are shocked when you're halfway competent and don't sleep on the job.

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#4 Feb 26 2011 at 9:26 AM Rating: Excellent

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Also, while I'm here:

ROOMMATES!

Y U NO TAKE NETFLIX DISC WHEN YOU GO CHECK MAIL?!

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#5 Feb 26 2011 at 9:39 AM Rating: Excellent

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The One and Only Poldaran wrote:

On the other hand, have you tried applying to hotels for Night Audit/Weekend Night Audit positions? They're hard as @#%^ to keep filled and people are shocked when you're halfway competent and don't sleep on the job.

No, I haven't. What does the job entail? Night jobs would let me take morning classes, and crash like a boss in the afternoon.

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#6 Feb 26 2011 at 9:50 AM Rating: Excellent

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Spoonless the Silent wrote:

The One and Only Poldaran wrote:

On the other hand, have you tried applying to hotels for Night Audit/Weekend Night Audit positions? They're hard as @#%^ to keep filled and people are shocked when you're halfway competent and don't sleep on the job.

No, I haven't. What does the job entail? Night jobs would let me take morning classes, and crash like a boss in the afternoon.

It can vary from hotel to hotel. Mine involves basic data entry and finding other folks' mistakes(which is fairly easy), breakfast setup, customer assistance(first and last hours of the shift, mostly), the occasional toilet plunging and other assorted super basic maintenance(like checking breakers if someones' lights go out).

Other places make their night auditors do laundry, but even then that's fairly simple and mindless.

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Is there much downtime, and do places usually let you do stuff like homework during the downtime (as long as you're not ignoring customers, obviously)?

I think I might check this out.

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Is there much downtime, and do places usually let you do stuff like homework during the downtime (as long as you're not ignoring customers, obviously)?

I think I might check this out.

What they "let" you do and what you can do are completely different things. I doubt they'd fire you if they found you doing homework, but they probably wouldn't even know if you get all your work done.

I typically have 2 hours of "downtime" a night where I could fit some homework if I had any. Depends on whether the customers are needy that night.

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