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As an intern, I had a great experience. During a homestand, which could be 3-6 straight games, consisted of 12-16 hour work days. As my job as a groundskeeper I had to get there early to prepare the field for the day before the team did their early work at around 2 or 3pm. We had to set up batting practice around 330 then around 530 we had to get the field game ready by 645. Most of the games started around 7. The games would end around 10 and we had to repair and clean up the field to make the next day easier to prepare so we worked until 11pm or even midnight. The days that there wasn't a game it was a regular 9-5 job. We did maintenance to the field to prepare for the next homestand. After the season was over I did field maintenance along with stadium operations duties. The management was good and worked well with the employees and treated them right. The communication could have been better at times but was overall good. My coworkers were all great to work with and be around. The culture of the organization is amazing and a great place to work for.

Typically at the TinCaps the day begins by clocking in then begin stocking shelves and refilling registers, or preparing kiosks. Once gates open people rush into the store and you help where needed or remain on register and check people out. Some days I act as a vendor and walk the stands trying to sell novelty items. The job is the run of the mill retail job, yet I have learned to be very strict about food and drink policy within the store. My management is brand new so responsibilities and positions are sporadic, yet there is some discipline and drive.  My coworkers who have worked there before me know much more about the store and how it should be ran, and in some cases more than the management. The hardest part about the job would have to searching the stock room for sizes. The most enjoyable part is being at the baseball diamond and enjoying the atmosphere and the people around you.

Its was really cool to be a part of the cleaning crew. I got to stand up and attend free games while cleaning up the concourse where people drop food everywhere. The people i worked with where hard working. But those hours were something crazy. I was 16 attending a private charter school that had school hours of 8-5pm but since i had to ride public transportation I normally got to work at 6-6:30pm then id rush to get ready and do my job. After all of the games were over we have to go through the seating bowl and pick up all the trash then walk the whole stadium and get all the trash barrels. I felt like the customers of the games didnt really car to much about dropping stuff because they disnt have to clean it up. But all of the cleaning after the games took till about 2am. Then id go home possibly shower and get up for school at 5am. All. Week. Long. But then we'd get a week off for away games

Working with an inaugural baseball team can be pretty hectic, but working with a front office staff that knows what it's doing can alleviate a lot of that pressure.

As with any sports franchise, the work hours were all over the place. But, if you already know that going in, it doesn't even matter. Especially if you love what you do!

Even working at the radio station was a blast! The people at Coast Radio Group are fun to be around and are available to help you with any issues with the production side of things if you come across a snag that is beyond your knowledge on how to fix.

Overall, this truly was the greatest job I've ever had and I cannot wait until next April when the 2016 season begins!

Baseball was one of the best experiences in my life. To be able to play a kids games for as long as I did was an amazing experience. The friendships and the bonds that were built during all those long summer days was incredible. Although most of those bonds I have failed to keep, the memories and experiences are what I want to keep close. As we grow older and some wiser, we drift apart. To be honest I would want those friendships to remember me as I was back then. The guy that always had a smile on his face and was just happy to be part of a team.

Gained so much knowledge and wisdom from the South Bend Cubs best place I ever worked at enjoyed my job willing to go back just waiting for season to start playing to go back to doing what I know how to do best great supervisors great employees from a scale from 1 to 10 I'd give it a 15 awesome place ever if more companies were like the South Bend Cubs the world would be a better place for people to work at the environment is so great the management listens and they care about their employees!!!

The Biloxi Shuckers Stadium is one of the only places I have worked at, but it has been so far the best. The employees and benefits are excellent. The managers and surrounding works treat everyone as if they are family so everyone can truly feel at home. It is a comfortable working environment, and everyone can succeed in one way or another while gaining knowledge there.

As the corporate headquarters for Minor League Baseball, 60 full-time employees must work together to appease club membership of 160 teams. With twelve different departments, many departments must collaborate to ensure projects are completed and shareholders are happy. The company creates many different group activities for employees to connect with others outside their own department. Flex scheduling is permitted along with remote work when necessary.

I LOVE working here, they are extremely professional & outgoing. They really care about not only their employee's but all of their customers satisfaction as well. They always go above & beyond & are always giving back to their community & are continuously working on improving their organization & whole format of doing business. They are everything I want to be in life, so inspiring, working hard, & so fun. I'm working there again (:

I get to work in the media/production department for the South Bend Cubs baseball franchise. It's awesome. I love sports, and I love media, so combining the two just makes the entire experience great. I actually look forward to coming to every day of work. It's full of entertaining people, the ballpark atmosphere is great, and my co-workers are amazing to work with.

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