field manager

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Summers are very busy, sometimes running 200 team tournaments and planning them with no help until day of tournament if they fly help in.  Winters are slow but they will fly you to other locations on short notice to help.  Very little direction or communication from management. Layoffs often for no reason except it was a business decision.  No feedback on work done.  Pay is at poverty level, ie, $33000 for a masters degree.  They advertise the starting salary is in the 70’s but it’s not.  No raises.  Met a lot of great people and loved working with the players.

Great pay, lots of hours, can work when you want but have to be available for the whole week youre looking to work. Also it is outdoors during the summer, so that can be a downside in the heat or in bad storms. Work hours fluctuate, you could sign up to work 730 to 5 every day but if they dont need you after 12 one day then thats all you work, you may be supposed to leave at 8pm but theres a rain delay until 11pm so you have to stay, etc. Managers are nice and helpful. VERY customer service oriented and be prepared to deal with people who dont want to follow the rules. Good for high school or college students during the summer. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Watching the Youth play the game of Baseball 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
WhenUmpiring the game and  The Parents yelling/cussing  and or Calling you names 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Perfect game is very people friendly. They take care of their own like family. They care about their Umpires and show their gratitude and appreciation to us. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Sunup to sundown. Your day could be short or could be a very long busy day just depends on where they put you at. Could have four game or could have 6 games in a day so really won’t know till you get your work schedule

Perfect Game is great for paying the bills if you're needing something temporary or are a college student/single adult with no kids. As you move up the ladder, the favoritism as to who gets offered salary or even a W-2 as opposed to a 1099 starts to show. Even if you fulfill all your responsibilities and even more than that, your self worth within the company will slowly start to dwindle and you'll realize you could be getting paid more and actually receive insurance, tuition pay, workers compensation, paid time off, etc. at another company. It's a nice job to have for the short term, but I don't see a long time career in this company.

When you umpire, you pretty much know what you are going to get. Everybody understands that with the game comes toleration of parents, fans, kids, as well as the potential scout who wants to see their player succeed. What can be controlled when umpiring is your staff attitude and effort, and perfect game Chesterfield does a great job of cultivating and fostering a group of levelheaded guys and girls to work with. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
The team/faith spirit throughout the organization and the ability to work with young athletes

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Fundraising for the season

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Team oriented and contagious 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Fulfilling and rewarding

Working tournaments on the weekend was an easy way to make some extra money. Pretty simple and straightforward with the occasional having to deal with parents that care way too much about their kids stats at 12 years old. Overall pretty decent side job and my manager was great too. Only down side was a lot of times I would work 20+ hour weekends.

we were expected to show before 7AM and were given one break a day until well past 1 AM due to the tournaments. When we asked for our break they would give us a glare of almost hate, which to some is normal to experience at a job. But when worked for practically a whole 3-day weekend it was almost inhumane. they show you more empathy and care at a construction job.

Customers can be hard to deal with but over all it has been a great company to work for. I have worked for them since I was fourteen years old and it has been a great job to learn people skills from. Specially how to deal with difficult customers.

Great Place for Sports Enthusiasts, Room for Growth

I’ve been working at PerfectGameUSA for over a year now, and overall, it's been a positive experience. The company is a leader in youth baseball and softball events, and it's evident that everyone here is passionate about sports and dedicated to providing top-notch tournaments

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Field manager 7 salaries reported	$26.79 per hour
Sales representative 10 salaries reported	$120 per hour
Merchandiser 3 salaries reported	$16.17 per hour
Event coordinator 15 salaries reported	$513 per week
Assistant director 2 salaries reported	$550 per week

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