Night Auditor Interview Questions

If you don't have a previous job, this one will stumble you. They simply want to know how good you are at conflict resolution.

I found this difficult because my drawer has never been unbalanced. The response I gave was to recount the drawer and review how much the drawer is off by.

This varies from person-to-person, best to think about your own challenges in the work place before the interview.

I have always had the hospitality bug. I first fell in love with the industry when I went to Walt Disney World, and from there, I was hooked...... M most difficult situation was wen I was working at Disney and I had to deal with a rude and loud family. We were taught as "Cast Members" how to deal with these types of situations, so the important thing to do is to LISTEN, LISTEN, LISTEN to the guest, because most of the time they just want to get their frustration out of their system. I always say "It takes a special kind of person to work in the hospitality industry and deal with a lot of different personalities and cultures".

I related examples from my personal work history that fit each question and demonstrated both a solution and the result of my solution.

I was overqualified for this position, so it was hard for me to answer this. I think I said I specifically wanted night work so because of limited childcare options and I needed reliable income. I went on about how I desired a job where I could have a fairly set schedule where I could expect to show up and work a certain number of hours a week.

Pay rate and lack of working hours was not acceptable. Also resigned because my manager thought my 'home life' was interferring with my 'work life', due to the fact that he found out my younger sister had cancer.