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Colorado Rockies Baseball Club

I worked as an usher for 2.75 seasons. The first year I worked the manager of the Ushers was very approachable and treated everyone with respect. My second year working a more spiteful manager who was in charge of the ushers changed the requirements of the amount of days needed to work during a season. I commuted 1.5 hours each way to work so I couldn’t make every game. I did meet the new minimum requirement and was treated by the unkindly by the new manager even though I met the required minimum. 
The other issue I had with my immediate supervisor was political. I’m a middle of the road as far politics go. The manager and a few others would talk about the latest developments on Fox News and I would not join in the conversation because of the potential for a conflict. After months of hearing the same thing I spoke my mind and was alienated afterwards. 

As a part time person I enjoyed getting around the stadium and working with different people. I met people which was great my real job was a little different due to the nature of the job. Managers at the Rockies were great , a little younger than me but lots of fun. The job was hardest when we had games and equipment broke down. I fixed problems real fast. The people I worked with came from all different walks of life. this is a older time in life for me. Young people, retired people like me, college kids, full time people, and all in a ticket off  ice at game time. I do not know if it is important but I did not talk about what I call my Real Job with Hughes Aircraft Company for 32 years. Those were wonder years.

During road games/non-game days, a typical day was 8am - 5pm Monday - Friday, 9am - 4pm on Saturdays.  On game days, employees would work until a half hour after the game starts (i.e. game time at 6pm, work 9:30am - 6:30pm).  I learned various aspects about my job, such as customer service, selling various ticket packages, working on a ticket system, and working in a box office.  There are various aspects of the position that I enjoyed, such as working for a MLB team, a great work atmosphere, and great perks.  This is the only job I have ever had where I can find nothing negative to say.

Great managers who enjoy sharing knowledge.  Fun place to work.  Easy-going but hard-working workplace culture..  Benefits are not too good for part-time staff.  Having to adapt to new jobs on the spot can be challenging.  Learning a wide-variety of production skills was the best part of the job.

Everyone starts as part-time with the Rockies and there is not a path of any kind for advancement. You sit in a part-time position until a full time employee either gets fired (which does not happen), quits, or retires. The turnover rate for full-time employees is so low, there is not any room for advancement for new employees.

Company run like family business. Everybody knows everybody across departments. Difficult to advance career here. Very old-school focused management group. Nice perks and access to baseball tickets, generous match on 401k and excellent health benefits. 

I really enjoyed working with the people there and for the most part enjoyed what I did, but the salary was laughable in comparison to industry standards and for the amount of time and effort put into my job.  If the pay matched my qualifications and workload then I would have happily stayed.

If you work really hard, advancement is possible. For me, it was a nice steady income for part time work. The management is always fair and are always willing to listen to what you have to say, no matter what your position is.

Working for the Colorado Rockies was the best cultural experience I have ever experienced in the work place.  Incredible ownership, and loved being a part of a professional organization.

Fun facility to work at. Season tickets to employees. Low pay for skilled positions. Didn't like having to work all the night games. Some great perks with the job but, the pay was not enough.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Sales associate 2 salaries reported	$18.30 per hour
Hvac technician 1 salary reported	$38.50 per hour
Performer 4 salaries reported	$93,750 per year
Coach 5 salaries reported	$77,100 per year
Audio visual engineer 2 salaries reported	$34.00 per hour

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