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New York Mets

A typical day as an Intern for the New York Mets consisted of carrying out a variation of different responsibilities and projects, including preparation for the 2013 All-Star Game at Citi Field, editing the 2013 Yearbook and Magazine set and managing the Mets Fan Club for Kids. Throughout the six months that I spent working on these projects with the Mets, I was able to refine my communication and editing skills, while broadening my marketing abilities through preparation of and participation in game day events. The most enjoyable part of the job was the ability that I was given to allow for my passion of baseball to shine through in the planning and carrying out of important events that played a great role in assisting brand growth and awareness. The hardest part of the Internship was leaving my talented and knowledgeable coworkers, who helped develop my growth from day one. 

I was not sold on sales so the job did not make me happy. You're at a desk most of the day, making cold calls and having to hit certain numbers and emails. People in NY are RUDE, worst state I've been to so dealing with the people and trying to get them to communicate was not ideal. The culture felt a lot like, if you stayed the longest and made the most calls you were the best. However, people like me who's numbers didn't reflect their efforts, I wasn't viewed as highly by my peers. Management will hire to multiple departments based on your strengths and 9/10 times they hire within. Game days could be a lot of work and you are there all day for nearly all 82 of them. Overall, if you're passionate about sports sales I believe this is the best place to do it.

Working with the New York Mets is an absolute dream job since i am a long time Mets fan. 
A typical day at work is setting up the t-shirt guns, rolling shirts, and most importantly being out in front of the crowd entertaining the fans.
The management is very hard working and make sure everything is going smoothly. They help out as much as they can because they want us to succeed.
My co-workers are the best people I have ever worked with. They are all energetic, upbeat and friendly which is a very important characteristic for this job.
The hardest part of my job is dealing with unhappy fans but I learned how to handle the situation properly. 
The most enjoyable part of my job is entertaining the fans for the baseball game.

Fun and action packed job with long hours and many responsibilities.
Gained and developed many relationships withing all departmental heads.  

Responsible for coordinating the printing and shipping of all group sales orders
Responsible for managing all luxury suites and premium area inventory, reserving/ booking suites for ownership/high end clientele.  
Pay down receivables, create invoices.  
Distribute leads to sales managers, manage bonus/ commission reports.  
Manage the schedules of intern class, train and supervise part time staff in Outlook, CRM, and ProVenue programs throughout the season and fulfill game day duties.

Working with the NY Mets to teach English to their Kingsport chapter was an enriching experience as a teacher and as a spanish speaking professional. The group was diverse and my supervisor was helpful with all issues that arose. The work itself was challenging and I have emerged from this owrk a more competent teacher and with higher leve listening skills to specific Spanish accents and dialects.

I often worked very long hours here, but thoroughly enjoyed it.  I learned a great deal about the professional sports industry as well as the hospitality industry.  My co-workers and managers made this position the most enjoyable position I could imagine.  During the off-season, I was able to learn different aspects of the organization such as promotions and broadcasting.

Working for a professional sports team has always been a dream of mine. Although it was only an internship I marveled at having access to the ballpark and all of the back-end information. I saw the ins and outs of how seats get filled in a stadium and all the work that goes into putting together packages and promotions.

First hand experience with fans was unforgettable as their passion for the Mets truly showed.

The Mets ticket office does an excellent job of coaching the sales team on prospecting, closing and renewing accounts. Strong management team from the COO and CRO to the VP of Sales and directors. Especially strong at developing talent from entry level to account executive.

The front office organization was structured on a family based environment. The daily work environment consisted of a fast paced and multi-tasking company. I enjoyed the many areas of concern which were my daily assignments. Some days seemed to go by fairly quickly due to the high volume of work. This was a definite plus in my book.

I was always happy with my jobs but I had to leave this job because I moved out of state. I probably would have stayed longer as I was very happy at this bank. It was my first exposure to banking and finances which suited me. I had an excellent boss who I kept in contact with till she passed. I learned a great deal from her and she always guided me in the right direction.

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