I was contacted by telephone after applying for a position on a different property. I had a total of three interviews, all of which were fairly short. They were actually looking for a full time desk clerk, but when I mentioned that I'd been on overnight shifts for several years at my last job they indicated that the managers had recently discussed hiring for a part-time overnight position. Of course, I jumped on that opportunity. This property seems very casual compared to other properties I have seen/stayed at as a guest. It's a friendly environment and the management seems very professional, yet most seem a tad inexperienced. The general manager seemed to be trying to talk me out of the position for most of my interview with him. He went on about how I would need lots of computer knowledge (which I have) and then about how the computer system was very old and maybe not so user friendly. I explained to him that my dad has been programming computers for 36 years and how my first computer had a 10 3/4" floppy drive... and Dad taught me how to write my own programs (since this was when Microsoft was just a twinkle in Bill Gate's eye). This seemed to ease his mind a little. Overall, it was pretty much a cakewalk.

The interview process was short and only took a few days. I met with the AGM and they asked me about five questions. The questions were STAR based so make sure you have specific work/ school situations that you can describe