parking attendant

customer service representative

car wash attendant

specialist

inspector

Freedom Park

Job is real easy and simple don't damage customers car and you won't have any problems. The "management" was not always the best, if you work morning shift you will more than likely get your hours cut every day Monday-Friday, and if you are not scheduled to get off until early afternoon hours you will more than likely always work your flex hour due to previous cuts in the day and lack of valets during those hours. Tips are very occasional, depending on how much you are out on the curb, and which particular customers you are given will determine your tips, customers usually tend to tip upon arrival flights but not so much on departing flights so if you are wanting to get tips I don't suggest you work morning shifts. Dispatch is not the greatest but you get used to it. Overall not a hard job at all for 10/hr, but definitely would not recommend it long term. This is a great job for college students looking for part time work, or others looking for 2nd Job or supplemental income. You work more than 20 hours a week here and it will have you stressed out between customers, dispatch, and the company itself. The monthly company paid for luncheons, are usually hot dogs every first Wednesday of each month. Team atmosphere? you are typically by yourself, unless you have to pick up keys from another valet, or possibly with other valets waiting on customers arrival/departure. Employee recognition programs.. you will get recognized for something within the first 2-3 months and then it will be awhile before you get recognized again for anything. Half off the washing and detailing services is not to bad but the discount on valet service is point less if  you are gone for more than two-three days you will end up paying for the service. You will get to drive nice cars 85% of the time but after about 3 months you grow out of that phase, at the end of the day this is an easy job for 10/hr, but definitely has its downfalls.

If you make it to the interview stage, you're going to hear everyone say "this job is easy." They're right! It's super laid back as long as you're following rules and not sitting on your phone all day. 
To sum up the process: customers make reservations, and a shuttle will take you out to the DFW Airport garages. Dispatchers will send you assignments on daily-assigned work phones, with info about where you're going, the customer's name, car, etc. The customer drops off their car, answers some questions, and eventually the car is driven by valets to the off-airport lot (about a 5 mile/10 min drive; these are called retrievals). When the customer arrives back at DFW, you take their car to the assigned gate, usually closest to bag checks or their gate (these are called stages). Then you simply walk them to their car (called arrivals) and everyone's on their merry way.
Sometimes you'll be kept outside all day only doing one of the four steps, sometimes you'll do all four.
Workplace culture and management are surprisingly good. Sometimes management brings in food (breakfast, hot dogs, burgers, even steak dinner for the holidays). Just make sure you're following rules and nobody will get onto you!
Depending on your circumstances, a pro/con is that, as Freedom Park goes by reservations, sometimes you'll be allowed to go home early, or asked to stay late, depending on the day.
Also, you get paid to drive luxury cars! BMW, Mercedes, Cadillac, Porsche, even some sportier cars like Lambos and Corvettes! You'll learn the ins and outs about new and old cars alike. It's an interesting job and honestly, I enjoy it a lot.

A high paced job centered around customer service. Management shows care about you as a person, however they show little to no appreciation for your hard work nor do they encourage you. They do not invest in their employees/managers for personal development nor development as a manager. They throw you in and hope you can swim. The most enjoyable part of the job is the satisfaction of knowing how much you have helped simplify a customers parking experience and service of their vehicle. The hardest part of the job is not feeling valued by the company. Free lunches once a month only goes so far. Raises are hard to come by and if you are able to sell yourself enough and convince them you deserve a raise, you feel as though they aren't pleased to reward you for your hard work and respond with giving you even more work. Basically saying the work you have produced and time you have invested is not worth it unless we add more to your plate.  Its like pulling teeth. Lack in communication of expectations and desired direction. I consider FreedomPark as a good job while transitioning elsewhere, not a career. Overall a fun group of guys to work with, short term growth opportunities, but not a career opportunity.

The extreme flexibility, consideration, and easiness of this job make work for Freedom Park perfect for college students.
You could call 2 days in advance and tell your manager that you can't come in and he would be totally cool with it. This is because there are so many valets working. Most flexible job in the world when it comes to shifts.
Pretty boring after the initial excitement in driving new cars fades, but it is the easiest job in the world.
Plenty of downtime depending on your shift.
Tips vary immensely from day to day.
Co-workers are mostly friendly, few people here and there that are always complaining.
Management is concerned with your well-being.
Getting used to the ebb and flow of the DFW airport is the hardest part of the job.
Driving standard high-end cars is pretty awesome usually.

The company is ran by a nepo baby who believes he is the smartest businessman ever, although he has representatives that think for him.
I worked here for  4 years and was offered multiple managerial positions, but I turned them down due to the example of leadership at this company. This company is ran as a school, but has a motto of family orientation. You get to do whatever you want to at this company so that makes  the days fun, and even if you damage multiple expensive cars, you still get to keep your job. Depending on the season you will barely get hours, so that means you will not get a decent check, but you’re free to brake the rules of the handbook because they don’t have enough people on payroll to monitor workers all day.  The work is not hard, but the weather can be gruesome. This job is mainly for teenagers, but you have men up to 50 working here acting as if they are teenagers.

You get paid to drive around expensive vehicles for customers. You valet customer's cars that are flying out of the airport usually on business and you capture their vehicle or release it back to them depending on whether they are arriving or departing. You become familiar with working within DFW  airport and navigating it successfully. There are tips available, but you are paid well enough that you don't have to depend on tips at all. Since you are dealing with the flight industry, flights are always changing, getting delayed/diverted, or cancelled. This means that your schedule can also change an hour or two to accommodate.

Only good part about this job is being able to work many hours of over time. Other than that this job is horrible, a lot of micro management from office people who don’t do anything but just criticize and judge us valets who are the ones doing the work. I’ve worked multiple 80 hour weeks and I’ve been treated like horrible, always being forced to stay later than scheduled. They worry about the wrong things like the shade of khaki pants you wear. Do not work here unless you want headaches everyday from not being abl you wear or being able to grab a snack. I worked a 17 hour shift in one day and was never given a break even when I asked. I come in early and they still make me stay later than scheduled. Management and dispatch are never on the same page and QA just harass you about anything they can to feel power. Avoid working here. You can’t work a shift without getting a headache from not eati

What is the best part of working at the company?
You provide great customer service to all different types of diverse people.You valet customers vehicles to and from the airport daily.You also receive tips as well.The management team will work with your schedule if you're in school or have another job.And the Freedom Park Valet Services hired me part -time until I started my other job working from home.Now I work on Saturdays and Sundays for them.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Really the job isn't stressful.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
You have to be able to work outside in all types of weather.The culture is great.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
A typical day for me is very easy and busy.My day goes by fast.

Management top notch, so are most of the staff. A lot of younger folks who have a severe problem in communicating or just being friendly. They would rather be on their phones every chance they get. Some even won't say HI when you acknowledge them. 
But I can live with those kids. 
This is definitely a people person job if you can’t communicate with others I’d recommend you stay downstairs and play your video games. I’m not sure why they’re  even doing it other than it’s easy and they’re lazy. 
If you want stress free, I’d recommend this gig. 

Freedom Park was a new independet curbside Valet business. Upon arriving dispatch would give me an airport pick up or drop off. With this a family business they were there everyday. A great family to work for. The concept of the job was to meet customers curbside to picck up their vehicle and return it to our off site lot so they did not have to park themselves. Hence saving the business traverler much their precious time. We would track their flights and return their vehicle curbside upon arrival. The co-workers and management were excellent to work with and for. The hardest part of the job was trying to stay dry in inlclement weather.

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