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Allenberry-Resort

The property itself is great, peaceful. Most of the employees are nice and work well with each other.

Everything else is bad. Management will constantly push you to do more and more, with no benefit for you. You will work and work and work, but when its slow, your hours will be cut severly and you are supposed to just smille and say "thank you" no matter what. When you ask for more hours, they will turn you away. Owners say they care about the people...they only care about one thing...MONEY. They idolize people who will work like slaves. If you put in 100/hrs a week with only 40/hrs on the clock, you will be  a godsend in their eyes. If you work 40/hrs plus 5/hs overtime, you will be screamed at because you cost them overtime. 

The owners have no idea how to run a resort, so they rely on a consultant to tell them everything they want to hear; they dont know any better. Things change here on a daily basis. Management comes and goes all the time, they cant keep a manager for more than a few months because they are under severe pressure always.

Overall, Allenberry is a 2/10.

Allenberry was a good place to work right at first, but after a considerable amount of time you realize that it is not a place you will be moved up in the ranks. If you want to be overworked, underappreciated, and underpaid then this is the place for you. They'll have you not only doing your job but, to cut costs, they'll have you doing other work as well. You won't have your weekends off and it's not uncommon for them to work you with only one day off during the week when busy. Conversely when it's slow they will almost completely cut your hours. The only highlight with working here was the property was beautiful, but the overall experience is the owners don't truly care about their employees and the employees' futures. The only reason it's getting a two star rating instead of one is because of the property.

Allenberry is a dream until you work there. The bottom line is the most important thing, and the owners and partners seem to care and be passionate about the product, but they really only care about profit (of which they have none!). Trust me, don't waste a year busting your butt and making real progress only to be told there are no advancements or future growth for you. They ise people without care. All of the line level and middle-managers were absolutely stellar -- so that's the reason it's a 2 not a 1.

Management was extremely up and down before and during the whole time I worked there. Restaurant managers were hired, and fired within less than 3 months if not day or week of. Pretty unconventional practices in terms of employee management that prioritized the company and did not consider or care for employees. Overall, I had a very strong sense they did not care about their employees and saw them as expendable.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The scenery and the atmosphere.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Some times you had to rush to get something done but also make sure it was done right! 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Fun, beautiful, amazing and the best part, you’re not inside all day. Can be in and out!

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Cleaning and making sure everything was up to par!

If you're thinking about working here long term, I wouldn't recommend it.  Poorly managed starting ay the highest position. Impossible to complete job responsibilities efficiently. Under-paid & over-worked, nepotism rules the nest. You'll have preform other employees jobs and task if they are negligent.

During my time there I enjoyed the company of my peers. The owners are really great people as well, however the lack of organization and communication between departments causes much grief.  Turnover rate is very high.

It was a relaxing environment to work in. Very beautiful, decently steady hours as long as it was busy. Chance of overtime in the summer and busy seasons. Definitely would work there again

Unhealthy and abusive work environment. Lack of focus in ownership’s ever-changing vision provides  confusing and conflicting departmental goals.  A sinking ship. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Housekeeper 1 salary reported	$17.00 per hour
Front desk agent 1 salary reported	$16.00 per hour
Restaurant manager 1 salary reported	$52,500 per year
Maintenance technician 1 salary reported	$22.50 per hour
Food runner 2 salaries reported	$12.63 per hour

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