kitchen team member

bartender

assistant director

crew member

crew supervisor

PREMIERE CINEMAS

My number one priority would be to assist every guest cheerfully and help them with anything they need. My second most important duty is being assigned a group of co- workers to supervise so that they are providing every guest with the appropriate service. In the midst of all this I have to make sure inventory is done for the crew leader working next shift, make sure all my transactions on my register are correct, answer the phone and give proper show times and information or take messages, keep the area clean and properly stocked, and also be sure my change box has the right amount of money needed in case we need to transfer out change. In which ever department I am, I need to be flexible and if called, assist any co-worker who needs me. As a party captain my role is to host the party without asking parents for help which gives them a rest from usual parties. Depending if they scheduled to watch movie first or have party first my job is to prepare party room, reserve chosen seats, prepare popcorn and drink boxes, and all this has to be done right on time so it is very important to be on your toes at all times. I must escort all the children into their movie and back to party room and make sure they are all there. Also I cut their cake for them and serve them pizza and new beverages. At the end I thank everyone, calculate and bill the parents. I am fairly successful in getting everything done on time since I do enjoy a fast paced environment. Also I am very proud to say not only have I noticed my success but so have my directors which in August named me employee of the month. This experience has given me more insight on how inventory and stock is done, also made me more comfortable speaking to a large group or one-on-one with people, and made me more accustomed to handling large amounts of money.

I worked here for four years and was a supervisor for three of those years. It was a fun job and had nice benefits, such as free movies, free popcorn and drinks. I say it's a good job for high school kids/ early college years because they won't offer you a full-time position. I worked there my senior year in high school and then my first three years of college, on week nights I was able to work on homework when we weren't busy, that was a big plus. The pay isn't very good. When you first start you get minimum wage and it is really hard to get raises no matter how hard/good you work. I was managing my own shift, closing out money deposits at the end of the night and I was only getting paid $9.25 and that was only the last few months of me working there. I stayed at this job for so long because I got to work with my friends, free movies, and I was able to work on school work during down time. It's a good job to have if you are just looking for a fun easy going job, not if you are wanting to get paid well.

Premiere Cinemas was a company with stingy pay that most definitely value their employes. Our jobs were dirty and unsanitary and we had little pay to make up for the misfortune,   Not only did we get low pay we had little hours to work with. So much was expected for so little. I will say the regular employees for the most part with the acceptation of a few bad apples were quite pleasant. But the company offered little chance to advance and little chance to a raise. And the raises that were offered were a grand total of 20 since and thats if you met the qualifications out a one year period. So i guess what i really think is Premiere has great potential and will always be my theater but until they are willing to dis out the money for employees the are going to have to just accept the low worker performance that they pay for. dont expect anything more that what you pay for please. please change your ways i would like to work there again but after being a team lead and next in line for manager i could not live and be happy with their pay.

Working here was fun because you get to work with fun people. Also you get discounts and free tickets for any movie as long as it wasn't released that day you or would just wait after that opening weekend. The bosses were nice and fair with everyone. There was a lot to do in the concessions so the work day went by fast. The downside sometimes is that the people we would serve would want their orders right away but if I had no help then I would do it more precise and neat instead of fast and disorderly. The other thing is I remember working with people who were just plain lazy and wouldn't help when there's a rush of people heading towards the concession. Also there was drama but then again we were all young and in high school. Overall though the job itself was fun and it gave me some experience.

Every day we were expected to make sales and give customers a great theater experience. I learned how to effectively work at a fast pace and a lot about handling customer requests, and delivering great customer service to every guest I came into contact with. The management was very on top of keeping everything clean, operable, and overall enjoyable for the customers. My co-workers made the job very fun. We all got along very well and learned to work effectively and quickly as a team. The hardest part of the job was keeping up with the cleaning of all the theaters, not because we were slow or unwilling, but because of the fact that the some of the showings would end at the same time. The most enjoyable part of the job was the friendliness and positive vibes that we would get from customers because they had a great experience at our establishment.

The best thing about the job was the fact that I got to meet and work with a lot of people while providing a service to the public. The worst thing about the job was having to work with people who were difficult. I do not regret any of it though because I learned and grew as a person from those experiences and now am much better at relating and building relationships with everyone around me. I also enjoyed being an assistant manager for the company because I was in a position where people would come to me for help and I felt good being able to assist them. There was a good amount of balance in the type of work performed as well, which helped it not be so repetitive.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The people there are the best part if you build a good relationship with everyone.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The rushes can be stressful if your not prepared but besides that, some management individuals are stressful because of how much they lack communication or understanding from our side

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
It’s pretty easygoing people for the most of it and everyone jokes around and talks whenever we can or able to

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Preping for the next rush and talking to the management team who are cool and coworkers about either out of work stuff or about what we’re gonna do for the later rushes

This job was soul-sucking. Most managers were good but some liked to pick fights with CUSTOMERS, not to mention subordinates. Managers and co-workers frequently used racial and disability slurs. I worked in the concession stand and I dreaded every shift. It was boring because we normally didn’t have many customers and during the week, you’d be on shifts by yourself. You couldn’t ever be on your phone even if no one was in the lobby. You couldn’t have colored hair or any form of NAIL POLISH as a concession worker, even though you have no contact with food? Managers bragged about having acrylics when we couldn’t have nail polish. Overall, terrible job. Wouldn’t recommend to anyone.

(2018-2020) I enjoyed working here as a manager but had 50-80 hr work weeks with no overtime or incentives. Employee benefits were great but worked mostly minimum wage and manager pay was barely above that. The company is unfair towards part-timers, over-scheduling them with short breaks and no benefits. Some of the time the technology wouldn't work which caused major issues with employees and customers. Poor scheduling: there wasn't enough time between movies to get packed theatres clean. Absolutely loved having unlimited concessions as an employee!

This job felt like I had multiple positions at once in a negative way. I was paid minimum wage to be a janitor, handle food and money behind the counter, and deal with customers. Management was also too strict and treated employees like children. I wouldn't recommend working here unless you need work experience or just need a job. I was allowed to watch one free movie a month, but management took that away because two of the thirteen employees were giving them trouble; they treated us like children and stripped us of the single "benefit" because of two people, who they could have easily replaced.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Kitchen team member 4 salaries reported	$9.25 per hour
Bartender 2 salaries reported	$8.13 per hour
Assistant director 4 salaries reported	$12.00 per hour
Crew member 4 salaries reported	$8.75 per hour
Crew supervisor 1 salary reported	$22,000 per year

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