security officer

retail sales associate

seasonal retail sales associate

floor manager

kitchen manager

Riot Hospitality Group

Like job security? Then DON'T WORK HERE! Management does not hold all employees to the same standard and will fire one person for doing something everyone else does & are never even written up for. You're required to bend over backwards for a company who doesn't care about you. Complying by company policy & going above and beyond is NOT appreciated & absolutely taken for granted. Unfortunately, you can't talk to managers about problems going on in the work environment because they're always too "busy" & see it as you complaining. If you make one of the managers upset for any small reason, or if they just had a bad day, they will simply stop scheduling you instead of dealing with it like mature adults. The managers are just power hungry children who never grew up & run around like little dictators discipling people they don't like. When it comes down to it, everyone in this company just looks out for themselves & no one cares who they need to trample over in order to make themselves look better. On top of this, they will do things like, run you out to the store to pick things up and not reimburse you for things purchased for the company. If someone who's been working for the company longer (or a manager) wants your position or the money you make, say goodbye to your shifts because they'll be taken with no hesitation and without blinking an eye. There were many instances of fellow employees bullying or snapping & instead of it being unacceptable, as long as you were a favorite you would never be called out. I truly truly wish that I was warned about this company before starting to work there. The sad part is, I'm not the only one who will say these things about this company. I have spoken to over a dozen ex employees who all had similar experiences with this company. If I could give negative stars for this company I would. So in summary, if you're lucky enough to be a favorite, you're set, if not, everything will be your fault in the end. From the outside looking in, it's the dream job, but on the inside? I wouldn't wish this kind of treatment on my worst enemy, and trust me, that's saying a lot.

Where to even begin...

Starting out it was all very exciting, high energy, and high expectations, but that all turned dark very quickly.

Not only does WR only hire people based on looks and not actual experience, but they completely mislead employees into believing they have the chance to make a lot of money and move up in the company. 

Everything about this place is unprofessional and disorganized. The management has no idea what is going on and could care less if you get paid or not. If your having an issue or a question about something; good luck. They care more about their image then employees well being.

They rushed into opening this place and overlooked a lot of important details which are now snowballing into even greater problems.

Also, if your a server be prepared to work days not nights and make $0. They schedule way too many of us during slow hours (day time) then make tips individual during the day. They pool tips at night where everyone is more likely to be making money. I wasn't aware that I would only be scheduled during the day upon hire. 

In a nutshell, if you have a fat bum or a fake bimbo look they'll throw you in bottle service and you'll make bank. Everyone else is a peasant. 

Hope this helps anyone interested in this joke of a company (:

This company pretends to care about the employees but they don’t. Well I take that back if you work at the corporate level they do. Other then that they could care less. Unorganized company that lets people at every level think they are the boss, creating a lot of tension within the work environment. They hire a lot, I mean A LOT of people without the experience it takes to actually complete the role they are in. Great way to pay people less but also a great way to make everyone upset. At the end of the day they have a lot of money coming in from all the venues they own and they know how to pick a great location. That’s truly the only thing they have going. If they were in any other city I don’t think they would make it. If you want to work for a company that hires any frat boy DJ that walks in and makes them feel like they own the place then apply now!!! 

A typical day at work is usually a ten hour shift where you are constantly moving around and interacting with customers and co-workers.  I learned how to plan and operate events, manage, and customize experiences for individual customers.  The workplace is staffed with a diverse group and is a very welcoming and lively place to make a living. The hardest part of the job is the hours and maintaining a balanced life/work balance.  The most enjoyable part of the job is definitely meeting many people and getting paid every shift.

I have been employed with Riot Hospitality Group for a few months now, but I have been working in hospitality for over 17 years. The support that I have received and continue to receive in order to adjust to my new role within the company is impeccable and far surpasses my past experiences. I feel extremely confident that I made the right decision in taking the position with this group due to the flexible hours, the company culture, and projected growth of both the company and my department. 

Working for Riot Hospitality Group at Dierk's Bentley Whiskey Row is exhilarating. It's a face paced environment which keeps you active and engaged. I have experienced many different people throughout my shifts, which has made me much more adaptable to every person I encounter with. Our management is amazing, they are flexible and willing to accommodate to both customers and employees. The most difficult part of the job for me has been to learn how to manage my stress, and not let it get in the way of my customer service.

I have worked with Riot for 9 years and have always felt secure, but challenged every day. We are empowered to evolve our own departments and roles, which is one aspect that I truly love. The growth of this company has allowed each employee to the opportunity to grow if we prove that we want it. The workplace culture is fun and unlike any other company I have ever worked for. I highly recommend working with Riot Hospitality Group!

Enjoy filth? Love an environment where nobody takes responsibility? How do you feel about infestations? Well, have we got a company for you! Enjoy serving food from dirty kitchens, most overrun with roaches(if you like wildlife crawling across your work surfaces, I highly recommend ANY of the restaurants in the Old Town Scottsdale location) Riot House has got a place for you to work! 

RHG has and continues to revolutionize the hospitality industry. Working for the company is a fast paced, highly rewarding career path with tons of growth. Work life balance is incredibly important with the ability to prove your work over proving your hours. C-Suite supports growth and exploration in your role and the potential to grow your career is in your own hands. 

Riot Hospitality Group is an amazingly collaborative environment where employees have a voice and are treated with respect. This comes from our senior leadership having high levels of emotional intelligence and compassion for building a world-class company. There are so many opportunities for growth with this organization that it's easy for employees to have a fulfilling and life-long career here!

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Security officer 11 salaries reported	$22.00 per hour
Retail sales associate 7 salaries reported	$20.50 per hour
Seasonal retail sales associate 7 salaries reported	$20.50 per hour
Floor manager 3 salaries reported	$42,000 per year
Kitchen manager 2 salaries reported	$65,000 per year

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