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It may seem like I’m exaggerating giving everything no starts but this place was horrible. They give you 1 15 minute break per day no matter how many hours you’re working. They pay minimum wage and even if you get tips working on birthday parties, the managers take 20%. It would have been a better job except their planning is terrible and most of the time you have nothing to do. They scheduled 7 cashiers one day. They only have 4 cash registers!!! Also the scheduled me to host birthday parties 2 days in a row for 6-8 hour shifts and they didn’t even give me any parties to host. They gave them to the people who’ve worked there since the beginning. You are not treated well if you are new. In the first day alone there was so much drama with people not liking each other. Also I did not quit I was fired after 4 days so yeah I’m a little salty. I was gonna leave anyway Once I found a better job but still. During my interview I told them 2 specific weekends I would be out of town and could not work. They proceeded to schedule me for that weekend anyway. I emailed them as soon as I found out and they fired me just like that, saying that’s not how they run a Buisness even though they’re to blame. They treat you with no respect. Also the woman who was supposed to train me didn’t. She just spent the whole day flirting with this guy who’s clearly not interested and way to young for her. All around a bad place to work. If you’re 15 I guess go for it since they’re one of the few places that hire at that age, but if I were you I’d just wait until you’re 16.

it was really fun to work here and interact with all kinds of people as a cashier! it’s very difficult to get consistent hours, though, and nearly impossible to work with management if you for any reason need to give up a shift you had. cashier job can be VERY slow on weekdays, and it’ll only kick off if there’s a fundraiser going on. the owner is on site a lot of the time, and she’s very sweet! always looking to give good life and business advice, and very encouraging. you can butt heads with the assistant manager a lot if tou have a lot of things that might keep you from being your 200% best at this job, though, so be wary of that. all in all i enjoyed working here, it’s a fun environment where i got to meet a bunch of amazing people and do things i never would have gotten to do. the staff here is like a big family, even if they’re court monitors and you’re a cashier and you never see each other.

It was an okay place to work. The environment was generally positive, with friendly colleagues and a cooperative atmosphere. The management was supportive, providing adequate resources and training to help employees succeed. The workload was manageable, and there was a fair balance between professional and personal life. The company offered competitive benefits and opportunities for career growth, which was encouraging. However, there were some downsides, such as occasional long hours and the pressure to meet tight deadlines. Sometimes, communication between departments could be improved to streamline processes and reduce misunderstandings. Overall, it wasn't perfect, but it was a decent place to build experience and develop skills. The positive aspects outweighed the negatives, making it a satisfactory work environment. If you're looking for a place that offers a balance of challenges and support, this company might be a good fit for you.

When I worked here, there was times where we had an unexpectedly large amount of guests that entered the attractions area leaving me constantly moving from location to location with no help. Even though the interview audition was straight forward and easy and that I was accepted within a couple of days, I didn’t receive the necessary W2s and paperwork until weeks later requiring me to contact management constantly to get them. Avoid at all cost.

Not the ideal job for anyone to make a living off of .Best place for highschool students who lives with their parents. Your paid 8.60 an hour and u barley get hours . their employees that fight over hours there . Apparently they dont want to reward overtime . they actually insist on cutting hours and sending employees home early. Which is terrible because at many times they are short staffed . there is no set custodian or janitor at this company so the employees have to stay behind to clean up and not get compensated for it . they would get accused of "milking the clock" by supervisors and managers .launch is a fun experience but pay doesn't compare to amount of work your entitled to do and uncompensated hours neither....good start out job for highschool students with no experience and need pocket change but not the ideal for anyone older

A typical day at launch trampoline park is restless you will not have any time for a pass. I have learned how to prep food and grew to have a responsibility of watching over children. the management at launch is very unprofessional. They sent me home for reasons that were not my responsibility. I grew to like the environment and the other employees at launch they were very helpful. The hardest part of working at launch as a party hostess is the stress. As a party host you must undergo some stress during the party when things aren't going to plan or when your birthday parents are stressing. You want to keep the parents calm and collected. The enjoyable part of party hosting at launch is not being stuck on 1 corner all day you must move around a lot and make sure your birthday parents needs are met.

Upper management was super nice and good for the most part but supervisors as well as heads get involved in a lot of personal drama and can take that out on people during work. There was a lot of highschool type drama taking place including the staff talking down about management. It’s honestly worth the pay of only 7.50. After the initial promotions at the beginning it was next to impossible to get the pay raise and after the first couple weeks they lowered pay raises because they can’t afford it. We have covid standards in place but nobody follows them unless there is a costumer at the cash wrap. Honestly I started out loving the job but that changed super fast as I came home crying most nights. I can definitely say it’s the worst job I’ve ever had.

Launch Teampoline Park treats their employees like family. It’s always fun working with everyone. It’s the easiest most laid back job I’ve had. I enjoy working there! Management gives reviews and always look out for me and have faith in me improving. I’ve learned more through working there than I have with anywhere else. I’m always given tips on how to improve constantly and it keeps me going. I have definitely improved tremendously as a worker and as a person during my time at Launch Trampoline Park. I overall love working there!

Working at launch trampoline park for almost a year and a half started off great but then management changed and everything went down hill. He was not that understanding and he would lash out of people if something was done wrong, made people feel uncomfortable when he spoke bad about other coworkers in front of them. But other than poor management the coworkers at launch trampoline park are amazing, i made so many great relationships with most of the people there and i wouldn’t give that up

I have worked at Launch Trampoline Park for three years, and to this point I have not received a pay raise. This company right now is growing and their main focus is on growing and they do not see the everyday operations the way that they should at the moment. Give it a few years and I think this company will be a great place but as of right now there is a lot of work that needs to be done that they are not currently putting effort into due to the rapid growth of the company.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Call center representative 4 salaries reported	$16.00 per hour
Assistant manager 1 salary reported	$15.50 per hour
Restaurant staff 1 salary reported	$12.32 per hour
Outside sales representative 1 salary reported	$7.88 per hour
Monitor 2 salaries reported	$8.75 per hour

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