Discussion thread: describe your job!
This should be an interesting one ... tell us what job you do, who you work for and what you actually have to do on a typical work day. Let's see how many different roles the TSR community actually fill. 
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Official title: Night auditor
Employer: Accor Hotels / Moorfield
Typical work day: Start around 10:45pm. Hand over with late receptionist. Count safe and record totals, check security tags. Root switchboard calls over to the dept. phone and take the duty manager phone then answer these throughout the night, acting as quality host to resolve any issues for guests. Perform lock up and walk around the site. Post internet payments etc onto the system. Begin auditing the days revenue from all the different tills and card machines, inputting payments and performing corrections as needed. Post F&B covers. Manage the main bar after midnight. Shut the interfaces down, run audit. Set up conferences, weddings and any other events going on. Take a break to eat ice cream and watch bad reality tv. Turn everything back on, produce management reports, sort out general admin stuff, do another walk round, hand over to the day team. Go home at 7:15. Sleep.
May not sound particularly exciting but I enjoy it. Can get a bit boring during the week but on a weekend night when there's 300 guests in house plus a couple of big weddings on and they're up till 4am getting absolutely smashed, it provides plenty of challenges and funny moments.
I'll start
Official title: Night auditor
Employer: Accor Hotels / Moorfield
Typical work day: Start around 10:45pm. Hand over with late receptionist. Count safe and record totals, check security tags. Root switchboard calls over to the dept. phone and take the duty manager phone then answer these throughout the night, acting as quality host to resolve any issues for guests. Perform lock up and walk around the site. Post internet payments etc onto the system. Begin auditing the days revenue from all the different tills and card machines, inputting payments and performing corrections as needed. Post F&B covers. Manage the main bar after midnight. Shut the interfaces down, run audit. Set up conferences, weddings and any other events going on. Take a break to eat ice cream and watch bad reality tv. Turn everything back on, produce management reports, sort out general admin stuff, do another walk round, hand over to the day team. Go home at 7:15. Sleep.
May not sound particularly exciting but I enjoy it. Can get a bit boring during the week but on a weekend night when there's 300 guests in house plus a couple of big weddings on and they're up till 4am getting absolutely smashed, it provides plenty of challenges and funny moments.
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