shift leader

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guest service agent

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Green Bay Packers

I enjoyed working at the Packer's Pro Shop last season. The job always kept me busy, whether it be assisting customers, working at the cash register, bringing out merchandise or cleaning up the store. While working there, I have learned that it takes every part of your team to complete the task at hand, which is taking care of the customer and making sure they have the best experience possible. With that, I had a lot of amazing co-workers and I got along with them, which made it easier to complete the tasks at hand and to get through the work day. During my time working for the Pro Shop, one of the hardest things was working on game days, which were the busiest days the store usually had. I would work long hours and deal with hundreds of customers along with their hundreds of items they wanted to purchase. I definitely would say that my favorite part about working at the Packer's Pro Shop was getting to meet many different people from all over the country and all over the world and also being able to hear their stories about why they wanted to come to Green Bay and what made them a Packer's fan. It was definitely one of those jobs that I will never forget.

The staff is either retired people who want a little pin money, or college kids, very few people working there with kids in school. Was there almost a year and no one really tried to get to know me. During the down times I'd ask my co-workers questions about themselves to get to know them better, but it wasn't reciprocated. The administrative staff upstairs had very poor communication skills. Sometimes directives would come downstairs to the crew that was working, and were told to pass the info on to the next shift. What about all the people that weren't working that particular day? They'd have no ideas of the changes. Information also contradicted itself, such as how to ring up a gift certificate. Ask three different people and get three different answers. When upper management did send out memos, they did not contain all the necessary information and left a lot of questions. The lack of clear communication was mind-boggling. I can honestly say that in my entire life, I never hated a job until I worked for the Packers. The occasional catered lunch and all the free water did not make up for the misery I went through working there.

A typical day of work for the Game Day Security means getting suited up and discussion of key areas of guarding focus, protocols and past game notices, and recognition of NFL guidelines. Things that can be gleaned in terms of knowledge from this job are many, but the best things are those which come from interactions with the fans and other staff that one may encounter. Guarding is two-fold in responsibility, since there is coordination between on-site law enforcement and medical personnel. Co-workers come and go, since the position can be on a voluntary basis by some. The most complicated part of the job is conflict resolution, and the most enjoyable part of the job is knowing that you're helping to keep the stadium safe and orderly. This job definitely requires effort.

 - Typical day; long hours on your feet all day, walking and standing, no sitting or chairs available outside of the office.  Watching the people in the park or in the stadium.  Responding to and helping people.
 - I learned nothing I didn't already know from the Army.
 - Management is inclusive and understanding.
 - Strong workplace culture.
 - Standing and walking for long hours.  No sitting outside of the office.
 - Watching and helping the people.  Sense of accomplishment every day.

Days start with doing security checks of individuals entering the facility for games/events.  Afterwards, you can word various other secondary jobs such as monitoring entrrances, patrolling concourses looking for offenses, assisting fans, or working on the field making sure people do not run onto it from the stands.

A typical workday started at 8:00am and ended around 4:00pm. I learned how to teach our younger generation to excel in other aspects than the game of football. The management was easy to reach and always was there when questions arose. Co-workers were fun and enjoyable to be around. The hardest part of being on the job was dealing with the travel that went with the work. The most enjoyable part of working was seeing the kids grow into better people on and off the football field.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The co-workers. Every one helps each other 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The customers that feel entitled

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Stress free . everyone respects everyone

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Fast pace a lot of fun learn something new all the time

Packer pro shop was my first job as a16 year old and as a football-loving person I loved the idea of working for my childhood team. Unfortunately, the stress of game days as well as how little they pay their staff eventually drove me away for when I started college. A good starter job to get you used to a work environment that has its pros and its cons but definitely not anything long term

Guest services is a fun interactive job— one gets to stand  near elevators and/or be around the guest inside atrium or stadium. The days aren’t flexible due to being set by the home games, highly recommend position to people who don’t need steady income, are retired, packer enthusiast or enjoy heavy guest interactions w/ sober and drunk guest and all alike. Overall, neat experience to support and be part of team. 

On any given game day everybody has to be on their toes. You have to be able to roll with the day and change things as it goes. If you need to be in 2 places at once, you figure out how. You know you and all of your colleagues were successful when the game ends and nobody was injured or quits. It is very important to make sure your supervisors know what is going on at all times!

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Shift leader 44 salaries reported	$14.00 per hour
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Intern 5 salaries reported	$13.10 per hour
Guest service agent 10 salaries reported	$15.00 per hour
Event staff 10 salaries reported	$15.00 per hour

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