RESORT ACCOUNTANT JOBSAccountants are called upon to keep track of a resort's financial situation. Jobs in this field almost always require considerable training or experience, but many
people with a fairly limited accounting background break into the market by working at hotels in "night audit." Night auditors work graveyard shifts to tabulate daily debits and credits. Their tasks are very specific, and they usually are supervised closely by more experienced staff. Night auditors, in addition to their other duties, often act as reception or front desk personnel for the overnight needs of guests. Typical pay: $7–$12/hour. Resort Food Service Jobs >>> | 
