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This company is okay at best. You'll only get promoted to a different position if they're desperate. I held three different tittles since working here and was passed up for a position by someone without experience in said position twice! They don't have any actual front desk receptionist; they will voluntell someone to take on the role for no extra pay. 
This job was alright, it paid the bills and that was it. You're going to need a second job in order to survive in today's economy with this company. While the job duties were more corporate level oriented, the pay felt like an entry-level position. The management was laughable, I went through three different managers within the span of six months. With the current manager being a talkative, pick-me person, power hungry and feeling threatened by those who're actually doing their job. The only good thing were my co-workers, as we all related to one thing or another. Even so, the operations team are toxic towards their corporate team. There's no hope of advancement or proper raises unless you befriend one of the corporate leaders. You'll get reviewed and if they felt generous you might get a "big" 3% raise, and as someone who worked with numbers, they can more than afford actual raises. Corporate leaders are oblivious to what's happening right under their noses. They do not care about their employees and will replace you at a whim without a proper notice. When you are at your lowest, try not letting them know as they will only kick you further down and will let you go even if your work performance is unaffected. They will somehow always let go of good employees with a good work ethic for those who they've rubbed elbows with and have questionable morals, and sometimes they will flat out let you know that you're easy to replace by letting you know that they have applicants on standby and will easily hire someone to fill your position by the following day. Overall, stay away from this money hungry company which will drop you from their employee list in a heartbeat for the smallest reason even if it doesn't affect your job performance. HR is nonexistent. Even so, manager has most likely already started to sweet talk their way into being protected from any repercussions. 
I got free parking while working here though so that's good, I guess. 


The customer service team is the bottom of the food chain and treated like they dont matter by other departments and everyone who is above is entitled. They’re currently working out of a laundry room/closet and rarely see anyone unless management busts into the room. The pay is not fair between each employee even though everyone does the same job. If you are seen outside the office and wearing your uniform anyone who sees you will report any little thing to management and then there will be a change of rules. They treat you like you’re in highschool and don’t realize that you are not a child. All they do is gossip even though there is a no gossiping policy and you can also be fired for it. The people who don’t work in your department and understand what is actually done in it always have something to say with how it is supposed to be done so you have to sit there and explain your every move. But the job is VERY flexible and you can get a lot done.

I enjoyed learning all aspects of running parking garages. The customers were for the most part kind and understanding. The Customer service part of the job was fun. Small 2 man office and some staff that I was responsible for. Issues with Managements lack of caring for employees. Not being able to plan time off was an issue here again with only a 2 man office and the Senior Vice President always had first take of everything there. 

All in all a wonderful and learning experience just too bad that the contract is not being renewed for the Garages in Denver here and no room right now for move to another location around the country which I would be open to moving under the right circumstances. 

Excited though about the next opportunity around the corner!

Even though the company advertises the position as "Customer Service Associate", it's really a cashier job in a parking garage.
Semi-busy parking garage at CityPlace located in West Palm Beach, Florida. A typical day shift is very slow. The hours are 10:45am-6:30pm with a 35 minute break. A good cashier can have 35 hours a week. A lousy to average cashier can have 20 hours a week. 3/5 managers at One Parking can be very understanding with some unforeseen circumstances. The hardest part of the job is dealing with the boredom in the booths. But, it is a great place to study or read. No benefits besides sick time and PTO time. And some of the local restaurants give discounts for being an employee. Every year, the cashier's get a Christmas bonus in December and in January they get a raise. No room for advancement or promotions: however, this is a small company.

This job has multiple locations where you can work, each with different amounts of base pay and possible tips you could get. It can get super busy and backed up during peak seasons which was sometimes good as you would get a very good amount of tips, but keep your eyes peeled as some of the other employees, supervisors and sometimes managers are suspected to be stealing tips just because they don't like you for one reason or another. Managers are incompetent, especially the GM, and act extra for no reason. Have large swaths of people arrive to work extraordinarily late but then fire good people for little to no reason, if not to cover their own mistakes and make a big deal out of nothing. I've met more new co-workers than I have met customers. Find a better place.

A typical day at work was just a busy day. I learned that there is always going to be some good and bad moments with customers and you would make mistakes that you may not notice until after you've handled all your customers. Management is around but always busy and don't know whats going on most of the times. Co-workers are nice,friendly and very helpful at all times there like family there when you need them.The hardest part of the job was to not make any mistakes, notifying a manager for any errors or for assistant when you have a long line of cars and dealing with uncooperative customers that don't want to pay their parking fee. The enjoyable part of the job was meeting new customers that are from out of town that enjoyed there day at city place and left with a smile.

It's a nice relaxed office but no one cares about you as an employee. The job isn't hard and pays the bills, but it's not a forever place. They had a really good PTO program. The office has weird dynamics, and you see people suck up to the boss to gain recognition. VP rarely talks to anyone unless he is friends with someone. The owner is completely uninterested in employee satisfaction. The place needs to improve its workplace culture or get better management. There is no organization and other locations don't know what they are doing.

Not only do the supervisors NOT inform employees of COVID restrictions but will also fire those without notice for the neglect of these bigot supervisors. They pick and choose when to give certain employee raises and keep everyone on the same level at a lower pay. They do not supply uniform nor do they pay holidays. The phone log are not accurate, the phone goes off and there no help at all. Found another company with benefits and actual supervisors that help. Good luck to the next sucker. 

A typical day at world would be sitting n a booth all night until 3 or 4 am the latest. Making sure customers enjoyed the evening they spent with us .I've  learned to be very aware of my surrounding and how to talk to customers while intoxicated. Management is okay they keep you on your toes at all times . The hardest part about working there is being a young women in a booth far away with money on me at all times scared to be robed .Meeting the people that comes up to my window everyday,that's very fun and sometimes make my night.

Tons of pressure. Psychotic management. Not understanding of any personal issues. Very common as a manager to be tasked by direct supervisor with a project, then be interrupted by same supervisor to go fix an emergency. Then when emergency is over/fixed, get cussed out about why the original project isn't complete. If you want to hate your life, sign right up. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Parking attendant 10 salaries reported	$18.55 per hour
Accounting clerk 7 salaries reported	$20.00 per hour
Parking manager 2 salaries reported	$76,250 per year
Shuttle driver 1 salary reported	$21.00 per hour
Guest service agent 5 salaries reported	$16.80 per hour

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