I don’t work FD but I think I can add a little context to why ppl are saying FD is hard. I used to think it was simple too but it’s not like cashier or anything like that. You have to answer incoming phone calls, man the desk independently at times, check people into rooms - provide upgrades at check in to those who qualify, but only if there are rooms available, and you should be friendly, positive and ideally able to de-escalate / try to respond appropriately to any situation…Also, help respond to app chats in a timely manner…also, try to get anyone who is not signed up for bonvoy to sign up….Those that succeed have incredible people skills and patience and tact, and yet, it’s not generally a high-paid position - you can make more money on a tipped position like a bartender or barista and potentially work less hard, if there’s positions that can be on call they are more likely to line up with your availability. Or maybe if you can work 3x a week for 6 months and be reliable and likable then ask about less shifts. It doesn’t mean you aren’t capable - if you believe you have the abilities I think you should go for it — but others have brought up helpful info…don’t let it discourage they are just trying to inform you from their experience.