Some hotels need a sleep tester. Do they really make money by sleeping?

No, it's not easy to be a sleep tester, and the job of a sleep tester is not as simple as we thought. Sleeping can also make money. Their work is very hard.

The job of a sleep tester is not just to sleep in a hotel. Their work started from the moment they entered the hotel. They need to observe all the details in the hotel quietly. After arriving at the room, they should carefully observe the whole room and record what they think is unreasonable or can be improved, including the comfort of the mattress, the quality of the quilt cover and so on. It can be said that they fell asleep under the pressure of work. Usually people will go into a state of complete relaxation before falling asleep, and only in a state of complete relaxation can people fall asleep quickly and have high-quality sleep, just like a sleep tester. It is actually very uncomfortable for them to fall asleep under pressure.

After they wake up, they need to record their sleep test experience immediately and put forward their own opinions. Their opinions are very important to the hotel. The hotel will judge their opinions and suggestions and then make relevant improvements. The suggestions given by sleep testers can't be based entirely on their own subjective feelings. They need some evidence to show that they really participated in product creation and environmental design, and their subjective feelings and professional knowledge can make a level sleep test report, so the threshold for being a sleep tester is still quite high.

Usually people say? Do one thing and hate another? Sleeping is a rest time for people. If it becomes a profession, sleeping for the sake of sleeping will also become a burden. Moreover, as a sleep tester, you need to travel to and from hotels in various regions frequently. Frequent business trips will make people feel exhausted, and you need to consider work during the break, which is a great test for people's body and spirit. This salary is not as easy to earn as people think.