executive assistant

project manager

hotel general manager

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I worked Night Shift as an Auditor. I would clock in around 11pm and go over anything important with the previous shift in preparation for my own. Most of the time, I would be answering calls from customers, scheduling rooms and sending in Maintenance requests as needed. The main nightly duty was to close out the day, print the audit paperwork, and sort it as needed for the Manager to go over on the following shift. Working with customers and problem-solving were honestly some of my favorite joys of the job, but most often I was the only employee working the entire night, save for the first and last hour for shift change. This made it especially difficult when I was made to start on my own with less than a week of training. Problems would often arise concerning emergency maintenance issues. The maintenance worker ON CALL would rarely answer his phone, and rarely spent time on actually fixing anything. Management could have prepared me better. The manager would also show up late to scheduled shifts and skirt responsibilities onto the other staff there.

The corporate management changed 3 times while i was there. The first one was micromanaging and extremely unprofessional, the second was only concerned with guest satisfaction (not a bad thing) but it left them not caring much about the hotel or staff, the 3rd wanted to build their own team by placing young inexperienced people in positions they werent ready for and asking their subordinates to train them meaning that even the most hardworking well deserving employees could never have the top spot at the hotel and promotions were few and far between for most. They also refuse to recognize the need for home/life balance and worked their good workers until they finally could not take it anymore. So just know if you work for this company you have to be willing to work around the clock in every area everyday because they are consistently understaffed.

What is the best part of working at the company?
My staff was great and worked hard for our goal to take care of our clients and guests. The just needed to know I had their back and trust 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The GM was very hard to work for. The job was 65-70 hours a week and she was never satisfied.  Talked about other managers to other managers. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The work environment was about being micromanaged, talked about to others, everything was hurry up and wait, things stayed broken for months, not day, and she was always messing with my people instead of coming to me to discuss her suggestions.  The culture wasn't one of family. It was more of chaos.  She was never wrong. Ever.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
12 hour days since you also did HR's job.

What is the best part of working at the company?
If you don't fit in to their culture and standards then they fire you in 2 weeks. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The people have a lot of drama between employees. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
I will never understand. Punctuality is paramount. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Training answer RFPs build relationships and getting lnrs.

Extremely creative, knowledgeable and resourceful Hotel General Manager specializing in the Boutique Market with great experience in consistently delivering results that contribute to the mission and overall success of the hotel by accomplishing performance objectives focused on business revenues, guest and employee satisfaction and effectiveness and efficiencies.

This was a great company to work for. Our property had great communication and our reviews were great all thanks to the team which was led by awesome management. 

Too many cheifs and all blame problems on others that's all there is to it company is all talk about there self. Not good place to work lots of promisrs and no follow thru at all 

Productive and intense environment where you're always occupied with something. Fun co-workers, management, and benefits. I would recommend this for anyone looking to go into hospitality.

Good incentives.Clean and safe working atmosphere. Lots of room for growth within the company.  The AM shifts tends to be more busier with checkouts but all the other shifts are fairly easy.

This is a family run company. They do not pay their vendors or lenders. Employee turnover is high. Expected to work long hours if in a salaried position. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
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