Q: Often, most of what you learn for this position will be done on the job. As a night auditor, you'll need to close out the transactions for the day. You'll also check people in and out, and deal with customer problems, as you'll likely be working the front desk, too. As your employer goes over the information, make sure to take notes, and don't be afraid to ask questions. It seems obvious, but it's important to remember you'll be working at night for this job. Make sure that fits your temperament and that you'll be able to handle long hours by yourself. Before you start the job, try shifting your sleeping schedule back a little bit each night, so that you're more prepared for when you do start the job. It also helps to note on your resume why you want a night position. As a night shift person, you'll likely deal with more emergencies than the day shift does. Don't let the first fire alarm take you by surprise. Sit down and read any information provided about what to do in case of emergency, so you'll be ready. Night time lends itself to more "emergencies," mainly because people are in the hotel more at night. Plus, kids sometimes get bored. They may try to smoke in their rooms, for instance, and set off the smoke alarm.
A: Train for the job. Get ready for the night shift. Learn the emergency protocols.

Q: If you don't have Dropbox, you'll have to download it from the Play Store and create an account. Here's how to upload photos once you're set up: Open Dropbox. Go to the folder where you want to upload the photos. Tap + at the bottom of the screen. Tap Upload photos or videos. Select the photos you want to upload. Tap the folder icon, then select the folder you want to upload to. Tap Set location. Tap Upload. The photos are now in your Dropbox, ready to be shared. If you want to share the whole folder, don't open itjust bring it up on the screen. This should be an email address the person with the iPhone can access from their phone. You can include some words with the photos if you wish. The person you shared with will receive an email message informing them of how to access the photos.
A: Upload the images to Dropbox on your Android. Go to the folder where you uploaded the photos. Tap the down-arrow next to the file or folder. Tap Share. Enter the email address of the person you're sharing with. Select Can view from the "These people" menu. Type a message (optional). Tap Send.

Q: If this person is rarely late, consider letting it slide, but if it is more regular, a conversation is necessary. Once you notice a pattern of lateness, pull your employee or friend to the side to chat. The next time they are late, sit them down away from others to chat. Let them know how their lateness makes you feel. Tell them that your time is valuable, but you often find yourself waiting around on them. Ask them if they can be on time in the future or let you know well in advance if they'll be late. Say "When you're late for these events, it's really frustrating for me. When we go to the movies or to a show, we never get to see the whole thing and that's unfair. Can you work on being on time in the future?" Stay completely focused during this conversation. Stay off your phone and computer. Your employee or friend may be dealing with something difficult at home that is affecting their sleep and making them late to work or events. Work out a temporary schedule when necessary to accommodate this person if they are your employee. For instance, you might allow them to come in late and stay later, as well. Give them a two week limit on this type of schedule so that other employees do not get jealous.
A: Talk in private. Voice your concerns. Listen and make exceptions when necessary.

Q: For a large, substantial tag, cut out your image to create a 5 x 7 inch/12.5 x 17.5cm card. Although this will be the tag's main image, you will be laying cardstock over it that will contain the recipient's name. Use distressing ink to create a vintage look. If the photo, sheet music or image already has a distressed appeal, you can skip this step.
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Cut the artwork item to size. Ink around the edges.