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Destination-Mco

My experience working at Destination MCO can be described by one phrase: broken promises.

From the day I was hired, I was promised wonderful things by upper management - due to my experience and work ethic.  As time passed by, messages got distorted and I was told one thing from one manager and another thing from another.  Make sure you get everything in writing or recorded if at all possible.  It's THAT bad.

You will be praised one moment, you'll have a fantastic review, and a few days later you'll get reprimanded for something that you've apparently been doing wrong the whole time.  Mixed message much?  The decisions you'll make (because you're placed in this position because they trusted you to make the right decisions in the first place) will never be the right ones... unless management tells you exactly what to do - then it's right, even if it isn't.  

In this job, you learn not to trust your managers (shouldn't it be the opposite?) even with their friendly and warm treatment.  On the surface, it may seem like they care but when it comes to crucial matters, staff and drivers don't get the respect they deserve.

The job isn't difficult, it's the micromanagement that is difficult.  The distrust in your ability to work hard and learn from your mistakes (if you make any).  That's why they have such a high turnover rate in basically all of their major staff departments (reservations, dispatch, chauffeurs).

If you decide to work for this company, make sure you try (and I say try) your best to hold them accountable for what they promise you. Log everything you do, good or bad...

They expect loyalty from you, but don't expect loyalty from them.

I want to share my experience working for Destination MCO , for anyone that is considering a new career path, AVOID THIS COMPANY AT ALL COST. I want to help anyone avoid working in environment  that is very demeaning . The company culture is to manage by intimidation . During your interview you'll be told that the company will have medical benefit and 401K , you'll be promised  growth within the company, all misleading just to get people to work for them.

The company is managed by a few very selfish  and  immature people that only have their best interest in mind. 

They don't understand the first thing about building a team that respects employees thoughts and enthusiasm , after working in their environment for a short time you will lose all your self- esteem.

The turn over rate for employees  at this company  is 50% , this should tell you something.

As Its been said PEOPLE DONT QUIT THEIR JOB THEY QUIT THIER BOSSES 


I hope this information helps some

I have been a Chauffeur here for a little over 7 months, today is 7-11-17 and I love it, I get along with "everyone" this is a great place to work and I can't wait to see what the future has for me with them. From the owner, to management, dispatchers, drivers and all the behind the scene people working here, THANK YOU for the opportunity to work here with all of you and trusting in me hiring me as a Chauffeur. My last job was going to kill me "literally" from all the stress I had to deal with, I no longer have to worry about that, here we work at a fast pace yes but it is far from stressful. When my last job closed, I had to find a new job and I couldn't be happier that Destination MCO called me and I went in for the interview. Thank you to all of you for bringing me in and I look forward to MANY MANY more years here with ALL of you!!



Awaiting my promotion to Ambassador ;-) <--- wink-wink

This is the first time working in the transportation industry and I was unsure how I would like it after working in the Hospitality/Lodging sector for quite some time. I can safely say that I love the Company and the industry. Working in Transportation has been an exciting new venture with new challenges and solutions presenting themselves. The company is growing and reaching new heights continuously! The management team has grown and evolved but it everyone on the team (both management and front line employees) are working hard to see results.

Day to day is never routing so ability to adapt to change and muti -tasking is a must. There is always room for improvement but the company does make efforts to improve offerings/rewards/recognition for employees and a better work environment.

Honestly, after reading the other reviews on the company, I was hesitant to take the job. But, I have been a disgruntled employee before and I know the bitter taste that leaves you with. Heck, I may have written similar reviews before that I ended up taking back. What stood out for me right away was the honest nature of the interviews and how little BS i was given about how great the job would be. The manager interviewing was fully aware of what they need to work and I appreciated that. So, I went with my gut feeling and took the job. I liked the challenge of being part of growing a company that's making huge leaps forward regularly. It's not "the perfect job" by any means but I can see the vision of the company and I am enjoying being part of that so far.

There is no team work, you work under pressure and intimidation all the way.
Too many managers saying different things, you get yelled at by your coworkers and no one cares or hears what you say. In a typical day at work, you do not want to be the first one in your shift. That's when heck brakes down, you can't keep up with the three screens that you work with... Its a mad house!
They might be the best transportation company for their client, but not for their employee.
I constantly watched my leader stay overtime w/o pay!!!! just because...
They do not pay overtime but the ammount of work you have, doesn't
fit in the eight hours schedule! 
They claim diversity, but the owners are not diverse at all, there is  a hidden agenda...

The hiring manager's reasons for hiring new employees is questionable, sometimes putting you in a place where you are at a loss in some way.  You deal with a narcissistic boss that will constantly find a way to belittle your achievements just so that you don't think yourself too good of an employee (and so that you don't ask for more money).  And when you do, because you know your worth, your get all the promises of a future that will never come true. If you're looking for a place to learn what your real career shouldn't look like, look no further. But if you're looking for somewhere to build a career, skip this all together.

A lot of favoritism I’m not just saying that but if you’re not buddies with the dispatcher you’re not working you will work for 3 or 5 hours a day and then be sent home they call you only when they need you . And heaven for bid if you say no when they call you.You’ll be put on the do not call list forget about days off request forget about steady schedules forget about having a Second job which you will need to because of their poor work scheduleenvironment it’s them first equipment is pretty beat up

This is by far the best place I have ever worked. If you are looking for a company that values its employees this is the place. The managers/owner truly care about the employees. Teamwork is a shared way of life throughout the entire staff. They take time to train and mentor the employees. I am so happy with my decision to come work for DMCO.

I loved working at Destination MCO and the culture that the company developed over the years. The clients are top of mind when it comes to service standards and I felt that each position adds value to that. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Chauffeur 4 salaries reported	$16.00 per hour
Dispatcher 3 salaries reported	$16.17 per hour
Truck driver 2 salaries reported	$19.50 per hour
Shuttle driver 2 salaries reported	$16.00 per hour
Reservation specialist 3 salaries reported	$16.33 per hour

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