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Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo

Having been involved intimately with HLSR for 8 years I have developed an appreciation for the scope of reach this organization has for its volunteers, community, and scholarship recipients.  

Each season I meet with Directors and Show staff to discuss goals for grounds maintenance in terms of volunteer needs, scheduling constraints, projected attendance, and contract services availability.  These goals and needs are dynamic throughout the run of the show but our team of volunteers is committed to a successful run.

A typical at HRLS was creating letters to send judges, contestants, volunteers and many more. During the rodeo I work with 24 committees to get them organized for ech of their fund raisers throughout the year. And the time of the main HRLS event made sure all their badges/documents for each of their members was ready to be picked up.

I learn that HRLS organization is all able raising money for students of all cultural so that they may have the opportunity to attend college of their choice. We all work hard to make this time event the best each year. I was so proud to have been part of it.

When I was interning with HLSR we would spend our days making videos of all the action going on throughout the rodeo and cutting them for the community to see. I learned a lot about leadership, time management, electronics and videography. The management throughout HLSR is amazing. The people around you are there to ensure that the community has a wonderful time and that tends to rub off on the employees. The hardest part of the job was having to learn how to cut videos and release them to the public. The most enjoyable part of the job was getting to interact with the guests and watch the children have the time of their lives.

the days that i worked there were amazing beacuse i made a lot of new friends.
I learned alot on this job on how to operate a ride and use the scanner.
Management was a little to strict but it was nice working for the owners.
My co-workers were friendly and fun to hang out with i will miss some of them and it was really fun working with them.
the hardest part of this job was to deal with some guest beacuse their kids couldnt get on my ride because they were too small or to big.
the most enjoyable part of this job was everything because i made alot of friends and getting paid and also been kind to kids and parents.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Seeing everyone try and possibly even win prizes .

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The sun, especially at noon because it was just really hot and small places with little shade

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Hard working and fast paced, good customer service. Nice and friendly environment 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Fast with lots of customers, lots of prizes won

If your looking for slow paced in off season every other Friday off fast pace during the busy season with no time off then this is the job for you with great benefits and pay but there is so much more to this job than what I've mentioned above. Co workers are the best in the world to work with and everyone goal and mission is the same and that is to do everything and more to make the atmosphere and this job these best it can be!!

It is a pretty easy going place to work, except right before Rodeo and during. The work hours during Rodeo are pretty intense, so you have to take care of yourself. Rodeo work days could be up to 12 hours a day, for twenty days straight. After show, it becomes a much more relaxed place to work, and management is great!

A typical day at work for me is any where from 8 to 16 hours, I learned quite a bit about giving back to the community,  Management is very easy to get along with.  My co-workers are mainely part-timers.  The hardest part of the job is long hours, and the most enjoyable part of the job is when the actual Rodeo starts.

Working at the Carinval was a very good out door experience I had. The head people in charge understand our own schedules and work around it. The different rides and games are wonderful, you meet new people an you figure out the things they like and what they like to do.

I have worked  here for about  12 years  and I love it it's  alot of walking  and a lot of bending  alot of people  fast paced long hours  it depends  on what area you work in I normally  work for A&R which I love so if you like making  drinks  for thousands  of people  this job is for you I hope I be there  this year good luck hope to see you there 

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