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Colonial Country Club

If you are looking for some where to work short term and your young it’s a good place. There are many good people out there but the people in charge will stab you in the back if it’s best for them. They will abuse you and then drop you like they don’t know you when they are finished with you. There is a management group out there now that doesn’t mind lying to the employees and members. I really don’t see how they sleep at night. I guess I am just old school and believe in treating people with respect and care. But not this new group. Yes they care but only about themselves, trust me I know all to well and given the opportunity to work for this management group again forget it. What’s this world coming to lies and deception. It’s so hard to trust people these days. So just know that if you go to work here you will be lied to stepped on and mistreated. I have warned you and just don’t want to see anyone get hurt. Use this place for only a stepping stone.

The members at the club were truly the heart and soul of my experience. Their kindness, warmth, and genuine camaraderie created an inviting atmosphere that made every day rewarding. I looked forward to helping them, offering top-notch service, and engaging in casual conversations that went beyond simple pleasantries. The mutual respect we shared allowed me to appreciate each person’s individual interests and expectations, ensuring I consistently delivered memorable experiences. The overall ambiance was both relaxed and professional, which motivated me to go the extra mile and exceed expectations. There was a strong sense of community that radiated from the members and staff alike, making me feel supported and valued in my role. In turn, I was eager to grow and refine my skills, as their positive feedback drove me to constantly improve. Working in such a genuinely uplifting environment remains a highlight of my career. I remain grateful for it.

My duties ranged from assisting staff answering the phones up to preparation of monthly financial statements and presentation of those statements at the monthly board meetings.  Since I have been employed here management has been non typical. For example, the Golf Pro offered to take on the General Manager position several years ago to reduce cost to the company; therefore, he was extremely busy.  This setup allowed me to learn to solve many problems that arose on my own.  My co-workers, especially the department managers, were a great team to work with.  We all helped each other out and were great support.  The hardest part of the job was dealing with new board members as they were elected each year and getting accustomed to what their needs were from me.  The most enjoyable part was the close interaction I had with my co-workers and also corresponding with the membership.

What is the best part of working at the company?
It's all about family. They care the even pray for you. Whatever you need to do, the job better. They always build you up. It's about excellence.min David Guess 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Nothing Everything is pretty smooth

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
It's the primadonna of all country clubs. My father worked there in the 70s. And it's been the same way ever since. About excellence about the standard upgoing above.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
For me, we stored out as a team. Pulling about 75 golf courts out to get ice down to clean ice and water from there. Once we set up the whole golf course, we communicate and head to our design locations. Our stations, then our day gets started. With a positive word .

While I was employed at Colonial Country Club, I gained the trust and love of the members there. I developed many friendships, both with my coworkers and the children of the members. We were like a family. I knew the members likes and dislikes. I knew pretty much where everything was. Normally, I worked in a family/casual dining, but during the golf tournament, we worked in a fast-faced but much more exciting environment. The paid was not best, but it was enough for the job we were required to do. I really loved my job, and thought that if I wanted to, I could possibly work there until I retire. I loved the members and the co-workers. I miss the food there, too.

Colonial country club is a place like no other place of employment, I learned a lot and got a lot of my experience from Colonial, i enjoyed working with a lot of the people that i worked with, I will never regret working for Colonial I would not be where I am today if it wasn't for Colonial,  it is member ship ran, and didn't get any appreciation for what I gave back to Colonial especially when I was facilities manager, then an opportunity at the school district came up and I took it to spend more time with my son his last year of high school, and that's the reason I left Colonial i didn't have much of a life because I was always working,

Over all my experience at Colonial was very good. I enjoyed the people I worked with and the connections I made.I enjoyed my job and the many facets I was involved in during my time there. Interaction with country club guests requires a high level of professionalism and privacy. Employees dealing with the food and beverage side of the club had long hours and life/work balance was hard.

I honestly loved working at colonial, coming into work didn't feel like a chore like it did with my previous jobs. The people who work there are amazing, and truly become like family! I loved my manager, he was very respectful and patient and one of the reasons I liked my job so much, but.. I did not hear great things about managers in different departments, specifically cork room/ midway etc. Despite that, there are great benefits, good work enviroment, flexible hours and they really care about their members. You will probably have to work most holidays though FYI

Not a career making place to work due to management being controlling and toxic and wouldn’t back up their employees when members got bossy, pushy, demanding and rude! Benefits were horrible, culture sucked. The only good things were getting “free” lunch and dinner and then being able to meet a lot of the professional tour players during the annual pga tournament colonial held around June

Working here, I was not allowed a restroom break or often even a lunch break. On the occasion I had a lunch break it was 30mins on campus in a dingy room crammed full of people with often moldy food. Parking is a disaster so it is unrealistic to leave as half the staff has to park up the block. They’re very cheap and don’t pay well. Employees here maintain the same position for DECADES and there is very little if any room for growth. If I had anything positive to say, it would be that the members here are amazing people.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Line cook 1 salary reported	$22.00 per hour
Parking attendant 2 salaries reported	$16.00 per hour
Line cook/prep cook 1 salary reported	$14.00 per hour
Housekeeper 1 salary reported	$14.00 per hour
Front desk receptionist 1 salary reported	$16.02 per hour

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