Night shift? Night Auditor

Question

If you’ve had a night shift or currently do, what is it like?
Or
Has anyone worked as a Night Auditor for a hotel? Can you share your experience please
Background:
I’m thinking of applying for a Night Auditor position at a Days Inn. 
Monday-Friday; Full time; 11p.m - 7a.m 
Schedule I figure is:
Monday: get ready around 9:30-10p.m, work 11p.m -7a.m, Sleep 7:45/8a.m - 3/5p.m, have me time latest 5-9:30/10p.m 
Do it all again Tue., Wed., Thu., and Friday
Saturday: come home to sleep 7:45/8a.m- idk, do something with my day, sleep again idk at what time
Sunday: wake up, have a day , sleep 
Monday: wake up whenever, have a day, get ready 9:30-10p.m 
REPEAT 
I’m worried it’s going to take a toll on my health.. 
Is it manageable? 
Is it true you gain weight working night shifts? 
I’m also worried about sketchy people late night lol? 
Idk.. anything else you could share or any advice I would greatly appreciate it! Thanks 🙏 💕
P.s Sorry for the long post & thanks for taking the time to read it💕

Answer

To be completely it’s not going to go as planned or as simple as that. 
At first you will come home and probably sleep all day. This will last for a little while. 
Then my next phase was I couldn’t sleep at all 
Now I’m starting to get the hang out of it. 
Your days off are the toughest in my opinion. For example on my days off I for some reason fall asleep around 6-8 pm and wake up at 3 am. 
P.S I work 8:30pm to 7am

Answer

I used to work nights but it was at a pathology lab. I would go in at 11 pm on Sunday nights and work until 7 or 8 am Monday morning. Monday-Thursday nights I worked midnight to 8 am. Once I got off Friday mornings I was off until I had to go back Sunday night. By the time I got home, ate (if I wanted), winded down, and went to sleep it was 10-10:30. I slept until about 3-3:15 because I had to get my son off the bus. I liked it  because I didn’t have my supervisor over my shoulder and there were only a few of us in the building but it got really hard because I have a child. It’s not easy when you aren’t getting enough sleep. I worked day shift with the same company before I switched to nights. I switched because they gave me a $2/hour raise. You just have to outweigh the pros and cons. If you’re a night person and don’t have any children, I say go for it. You won’t know unless you try.

Answer

Your first nightis usually the hardest. Try and get a few hours during the day
It'll go alot quicker when you're busy throughout the night..
I always find myself getting tired at around 3am, but then energy drink or coffee comes to mind.
You'll sleep most of the day, 
2 nights in a row, i try and get about 8 or 9 hours sleep ready for the next night shift. 
when i have a few nights off i usually don't bother sleeping through the day at all. Else I ain't sleeping that night.

Night shift? Night Auditor

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