sales associate

seasonal associate

shift manager

lead supervisor

photographer

Storibox Technologies

What is the best part of working at the company?
Mine was my coworkers and the location I worked at. Nothing else is good with this company. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Dealing with changes every week, especially changes you know won't work. Favoritism from corporate. Having corporate who doesn't care about their employees. Regularly being talked down to. Basically everything to do with corporate. Anyone higher than the site manager was a horrible person essentially. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Stressful. Aside from your immediate superiors and coworkers no one cared about the employees. They'd find the most random stuff to complain about. Took away thirty minute breaks when you're working outside shifts. There is no rotations. Just stand outside for eight hours and you'll get a fifteen if that. They'd make sure you knew that none of your ideas were good even if you'd worked at the site longer or more recently than they did when things had changed. LOTS of favoritism. If you weren't a favorite you were never getting a promotion despite having more experience. Even if the site manager liked you better corporate would override their opinion. Things changed every week. Took away half of commission the day before it was to be paid out. Dropped people from over $400 to about $200. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Depended on where you were stationed. If it was slow you might get cut even if you didn't want to go home. If it was busy then maybe you'd get a break. Maybe you wouldn't. They wouldn't allow anyone to fill the breaker position they once had so it was a toss up whether you'd get lunch at all.

This company is probably scummy. 
Being that this one is at Kennedy space visitor center it’s important to follow the rules and red tape.
Guess who don’t know the rules new employees. So if you are getting the feel of the job and learning use caution. 
If a manger doesn’t like you they will Sleight Of Hand say, “ oh I heard this is the best viewing location to view the launches, and we can even come on our days off? Invert uncertainty question mark. This will actually get you automatically terminated.
If you receive a paper contract about phone usage be sure to understand that there are no phones ON or OFF the clock around Guests which the contract will not specify. You can use them in private designated areas. 
There is also a lot of micromanaging which would be understandable with the fact they are commissioned however this creates an environment where it could be displeasing to work there. 
If you are not liked people there will make your life harder. It’s not professional.
It is a great paying job with simple easy to learn tasks. Once you get the hang of it. 
I really enjoyed working there however there was simply no trust I could put into the people there. 

Working at this place was a good experience overall, especially for students looking for seasonal work. The job can be fast-paced, but it helps you develop strong customer service and communication skills by interacting with people from all over the world. Managers and supervisors are supportive, understanding, and willing to help when things get busy. They often work alongside the team and make sure everyone gets proper breaks.

The work hours are consistent during the peak season, which makes it a good opportunity to save money. You also receive a small commission based on sales, which can add up on busy days. Housing is provided, which is helpful for students coming from different places, and employees get free drinks during shifts and discounts on food in the area.

The job can be physically demanding during hot or rainy weather, and the crowds may be stressful at times, but you gain valuable experience in teamwork, customer interaction, and working under pressure. Overall, it’s a solid option for a summer job if you are motivated, energetic, and open to meeting new people.

Working here was great at the start; management was steadily keeping myself and the crew I work with updated on major instances and happenings around the workplace.
Now? Our schedules are changed while ON-SHIFT without being told, we're yelled at for not making the same busy sales we do with a full team while we are understaffed. The OWNER is dishonest with what we are expected to do. I was sent to and hired in through a Team Lead application, but I was placed in a lower position, making less money.
Multiple former coworkers have quit due to feeling unappreciated or targeted by management including, but not limited to:
- Sexuality
- Availability
- LEADS BEING BELITTLED BY BASE STAFF. MANAGERS DO NOTHING.

I would have expected better from a company this large. It's a shame that a majority of the employees can vouch that even a company this big is more worried about exceeding that 62% profit margin versus keeping true to their scheduling.

My location and management are causing a current stress load so bad that the entire staff is job seeking trying to get out. Upper management sets unrealistic goals and then comes on site to yell at on site leadership and blame the staff for failure when they have prices and packages that customers dislike, and technology that barely works half the time. The on site team does the best they can, but the company treats us like trash, each day getting worse than the next. Absolutely do not recommend this company at any location what so ever. Was told this site use to be number one in the nation with the previous company, then this one took over because they were cheaper— and we can tell they were MUCH, much cheaper.

What is the best part of working at the company?
That it was at the Gaylord Hotel

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
People always calling out and not sticking to there position making it confusing 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The coworkers were rude and the manager was unprofessional and told everyone’s business to her favorite employees 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Stressful and frustrating. Nothing ever went good something was always wrong

When it comes to promotions, management does a bad job because instead of hiring experienced or well deserved employees, they’ll promote inept employees based off friendly recommendations or simply brown nosing their way into a promotion. Majority of leads don’t deserve them and now they feel they have power to micromanage employees, especially the ones with little experience. I feel that management doesn’t care as long as our job is make the company money. If you’re more of a great employee than a people pleaser, be ready to get overlooked.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The guest on the strip they are all happy, bubbly, unlike the coworkers all rude and disrespectful....

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The coworkers don't have any sales, customers service or manners 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
If you re not black or idolize the black people then you're not a good fit....

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Sales and marketing all day with customer service

Worked for Storibox for the Haunted Hayride and Enchant Christmas as mainly a photographer, sometimes would be on sales if I was needed or we were short staffed. Had the best experience with the company, the main bosses were laid back and had such a positive attitude towards everyone. Most of the time it didn’t feel like a job, it was really cool to get to take photos and get to know the people and the photography aspect of the job is so simple. You don’t even need photography experience. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
The coworkers are very nice to everyone  family orrinated 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Nothing it's fun to work with the visitors and other staff

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Great environment  and the culture is awesome 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Busy and can be slow but never a boring day

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