call representative

driver

server

enrollment specialist

referral specialist

Royalty Staffing

At Royalty, employees are notified by text message to sign up for job opportunities.  This creates a race to the Staffmate, so if you aren't the first to get there, the job may have already been filled and you don't get to work.  I'm only able to work jobs that need 20 or more people because I'm always too late to sign up for assignments requiring 6 or fewer, which is most of them.  Royalty provides shuttles to venues from off-site parking lots, and uniforms to wear at the events.  Sometimes, they even give you a meal before you start your shift.  Little to no training is provided, but the team leads are nice and help you if you are confused about what to do.  Royalty is a great hospitality company to work for because you schedule yourself, they pay you right away, and they don't mind if you have another job or two to increase your income.  They events they hire you to work are always really fun.  I love working for Royalty Hospitality Staffing.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The veriety of events. We were able to work with some really great events. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The commute to/from events. Some of the job sites were located in places where not having a vehicle can be stressful and waiting for reimbursement for trip costs makes it difficult to even make it to the job.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The work environment was chill, everybody intergrated very well, there was never any issues between co workers. The supervisors were very organized and respectful to allow us to do our jobs properly and safely to ensure a sucessful event. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
It was very chill, I didnt experience anything unusual. Id be assigned to my position and given a uniform(a tshirt)
Then shown my area and informed  of my duties. And i performed them without any issues for any event that i worked for. I would check out whenever my shift was complete and went home preparing for my next event.

I've worked for the company for several years and have experienced times when work has been plentiful, and times when it was not. I've never had any trouble grabbing available shifts that were posted online... until this year. It's always been "first come, first served" when signing up for available shifts, but something changed in the past year. Now, I'll receive a notification to my cellphone, then IMMEDIATELY click on their scheduling app, only to discover that every position has already been filled! I can rationalize someone else being quicker on the draw, from time to time, just not EVERYTIME! That would require someone to respond to the mobile notifications INSTANTANEOUSLY with zero hesitation between jumping from one app to the other. For that to occur on a regular basis is statistically impossible; therefore, certain employees must be getting pre-selected prior to the notifications being sent out, or the notifications aren't all being sent out at the same time. Playing favorites isn't cool.

I would only work once a week, whether it is on call or an actual shift. It's an easy job as a college student but incredibly anxiety-ridden because I don't know what to expect for most work shifts. You also might have to buy things to fit the dress code and not even need to wear them. Most of the job, you're just winging it. You show up on-site not knowing what to expect unless you've worked at a place before. You get more job listings during baseball season, and then it slows down. There is camaraderie, and you meet people and make friends. However, it's not very personal with the bosses and you won't see the friends you meet for a while if that. 8-hour shifts at most, and they usually end earlier than that.

There are many options to fill in as a server, host, cashier, dishwasher, etc. Prior experience and the ability to be self directed are major advantages, but not requirements. Every job is different and adaptation and cooperation is essential to make it through a successful shift. Essentially, you are in charge of your own schedule so you should be ready to work. However, due to staffing issues and industry hiccups, be prepared for issues to arise when on the job site. It can be frustrating.  Not all companies are made equally. Royalty will do their part to get you work, as will any staffing company, but you face doing the same work for less than you would with competitors. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
flexibility; sometimes i get to work at concerts for bands i love.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
it's stressful when they don't have any work for me which can happen for weeks at a time.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
i can't really say because it's gig work so i don't work with the same people nor do i work closely with anyone.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
I show up a a venue, sign in and get to work which can be doing crowd control at a concert, tray passing at a fund raiser, working in the kitchen, or serving food at a wedding reception.

A great company to work for. I was in Recruiting and Account Management and I felt support from management whenever I needed it. I felt challenged, yet the rewards of new hires and new accounts were fantastic. 

A typical day would be working with very fun catering group or event. Makes the whole night and evening go by so fast. The hardest part of the job was hoping that you were favored, so you can actually receive part-time to full-time hours. They will charge the company's more but barely pay us for the real work. Sometimes there's other employees that are stuck up to you because you're just there to help. Most of the time the company that we work for that night will feed you a nice meal.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Flexible hrs. 
Good support from supervisors 


What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
No stress at all. Only personal situations 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Neutral work environment. Across the board everything and everyone is solid 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Peaceful and rewarding$ no hassle’s

What is the best part of working at the company?
Everybody treats me so well!
I really have fun going to work everyday.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The hectic nature of last minute orders.
Making sure all of our clients are pleased.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Very positive.
They seem to really care about both staff and clients.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Start early, end late.
Always busy and exciting work environment.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Call representative 1 salary reported	$60,632 per year
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Enrollment specialist 2 salaries reported	$70,000 per year
Referral specialist 23 salaries reported	$23.74 per hour

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