Hell, yes is perfectly appropriate in this context, I think. I'm glad that you've been well trained for how to behave and act around people in hotels. I'm learning that sometimes even the things I think are obvious aren't.
But yeah. Honestly, the majority of night auditors are men. And it's because of this reason exactly. Most women don't want to be alone in the hotel at night. I don't really want to be either. But right now, working nights is the only way that I can make money, and be there for my kids during the day, so... it's how it works.
No burly security guards. Not even at my four and a half star hotel. It makes a big difference when you have to approach every situation knowing that you're it.
Thank you for coming by. I'm always curious how people find their way to posts like this, and people are always welcome.
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Date: 2010-05-14 06:44 am (UTC)But yeah. Honestly, the majority of night auditors are men. And it's because of this reason exactly. Most women don't want to be alone in the hotel at night. I don't really want to be either. But right now, working nights is the only way that I can make money, and be there for my kids during the day, so... it's how it works.
No burly security guards. Not even at my four and a half star hotel. It makes a big difference when you have to approach every situation knowing that you're it.
Thank you for coming by. I'm always curious how people find their way to posts like this, and people are always welcome.