assistant manager

janitor

crew member

building maintenance

Flagship-Cinemas

Management is unprofessional, no one follows policies, and only a select few actually do their jobs. The ones who actually work get told it’s not enough and the ones who don’t work are just allowed to continue what they are doing with no consequences. There is no way to move up with in the company. I don’t recommend this place to anyone, especially not to teens. It is high stress which comes both from management and customers. There are no sick days, there is no “call outs”, no matter what you are expected to be there and if you aren’t you get screamed at even if there is a medical or family emergency. There are no breaks. You are required to work most holidays and every weekend. If you ask for time off you get screamed and told no most times.

• Managed the recording and deposit of all cash related operations.
• Assured quality customer service when handling and resolving concerns or complaints.
• Recorded all inventory goods and products in accordance with Flagship’s accounting policies.
• Directed fifteen (15) personals in daily operations while also creating scheduling, handling all conflict resolutions, and reprimanding all violations made by personals.
• Managed theater’s charitable initiatives and community relations.
• Created new and innovative marketing schemes for theater advertisements and promotions.
• Supervised projectionists and acquired a basic knowledge of projectionist equipment.

The communication between employees is horrible. I understand this is a minimum wage job that can freely hire and fire, but they take that to their advantage. There have been times that my colleagues have been fired simply by being crossed off the schedule with no type of explanation. The management is lazy, they complain when we aren't doing our jobs when they sit around on their phone the WHOLE shift. If there is a problem its easier to get rid of the person than fix it. The place is run down and no one seems to want to do anything about it. This is a good place to get your foot in the working world but that's about it!

This job is a good starting job if you can land it. It works very well for students or anyone who wants a little bit of extra money. The number of hours a week are variable, depending on the season and the movies coming out that week. Low end for hours would be 10 and during very busy times 30. They pay minimum wage, but you can't really expect more from this kind of job. The job is usually laid-back, but it might be a bit stressful handling the influx of customers during rushes. After the rushes, there is a lot of down time, however.

I really enjoyed working at the theater, when i did. I was either working as a manager or as a head projectionist when i worked. I learned a lot about film and how to handle employees and irate customers. The hardest part of my job was to get the young kids motivated to work at first but with time i figured it out. Was hard though because they were young and didn't care if you wrote them up or not because it was there first job and no big deal. the most enjoyable part of my job was getting to watch free movies because i am a big movie buff.

Working at Flagship was a great experience. I learned a lot about customer service working there, but I only recommend this job to high school students as a way to begin learning work ethics, money management,  customer service and communication skills. It's the perfect starting job or a job to help get back on your feet. Definitely not the place if you wish to move up careerwise.

Great place for high schoolers to work. Often hiring and the process is fast and easy. However there was no opportunity for promotion or a raise. Supervisors only got paid less than a dollar more than regular employees. Also very restricting policies about hair color, piercings, and clothes but they pick and choose who it applies to. Often got sent home because they were over staffed. Supervisors and managers stayed while regular employees got sent home which meant some weeks you barely got any hours in. 

The staff here is amazing and we have become incredibly close. The management is great and the environment is phenomenal. The job itself can get stressful because of how busy the theater gets on weekends, but the rush is fun. I would recommmend this job to everyone who enjoys customer service, interacting with customers, and a fast paced job.

Everyone was hired at the same time so we were all trained together, meaning on top of skill building it was like crew bonding between all of us because of the collaborative work. The job is relatively easy, and heavily reliant on customer service. The managers quickly become your friends, they're very easy to talk to and try hard to be understanding about personal issues or emergency situations.

At Flagship Cinemas I learned the importance of customer service and the responsibility that came along with a higher title (Supervisor).  A typical day at work consisted of managing the inventory for the day/night and assuring that all employees cleaned up after every rush hour. The most enjoyable part of the job was closing shift when inputting all the inventory into the system and assuring that it looks as its suppose to.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Assistant manager 2 salaries reported	$17.18 per hour
Janitor 2 salaries reported	$13.63 per hour
Crew member 1 salary reported	$12.75 per hour
Building maintenance 1 salary reported	$22.00 per hour

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