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The Fort Worth Club

The Fort Worth Club is a place that has a job for everyone, but it all depends on you. The club will not stop you from reaching your goal. You just have to present yourself and show that you want it. I have been there for 5 years. I started in one department and saw a career in another and guess what? I started at the lowest part in that department then with drive I achieved higher. There is no such thing as kissing butt in this company to succeed, you can simply succeed by following instructions and having a positive attitude. A typical day at work here is not something I can describe. because its not typical. Its a new adventure everyday, but you don't have to take it on alone. there is always someone there that will think inside the box when you are too far outside of it. The hardest part of this job is leaving a tenant or member unhappy. The enjoyable part is fixing the issue that you couldn't fix the day before. Management cares about the employees and will make sure they do everything possible so that you can keep your job. While here I have learned the importance and benefits of a positive attitude.... Apply for it, Join the team, and I'll see you there....GPW Sr.

The Fort Worth Club is not a place I would suggest working. The management thinks very little of the staff. There are no breaks, no food and they act as though you are committing a crime if you bring your own food to eat. You will work hard, run like crazy and never be thanked. They will take advantage of you every chance they get. They will change schedules without asking/confirming you are available to work and will beg you to work outside of your availability to benefit them. Again, you will not be thanked let alone reciprocated for your sacrifices. Employee morale is very low. Management is very condescending and unprofessional to the staff. They also fraternize/date the members, which is supposed to be forbidden. It’s very contradictory in general. Servers and food runners run like crazy with no break or food while the managers stand around and watch everything go up in flames. No one truly enjoys working there, but during a pandemic it was difficult to leave and start over. 9/10 would not recommend. Try another club in the area like River Crest

Management really could have been better.. everything could have been ran differently. They kind of just expect you to take on what comes but don’t really have your back when the going gets tough. You’re brought on to learn how to do at least 3 jobs and overwork everyone to make ends meet without regarding how overwhelmed you may feel all the time. In the time I was here they lost 5 people (most of them having problems with management) and only brought on 2 new employees despite having “so many applicants” in order to fix the staffing issue. Nothing was ever properly communicated which led most of the staff feeling frantic. We all had to deal with the most unfair, overwhelming situations that the managers just let slide because they didn’t have to deal with it first hand. It’s a physically beautiful place to work but behind the pretty scenery is just another horrible customer service job that’s just going to throw you to the wolves and get mad at you when you say something about it. 

Great company with great leaders. Labor and schedule processes were needing tweaking to find effeciencies. I was brought in to help with that expertise. This was especially needed as I was an outsider and didn't have any preconceived ideas. The leadership was very open to assessments and feedback and looking to implement changes to make their organization even stronger.

The Fort Worth Club is a great place to work, advancement depends on your drive, during my time there I have advanced from a job to a career. Co-workers are friendly and always willing to help. The hardest part of the job is leaving the Members, The most enjoyable part of the is the people and the management team. The Fort Worth Club has a management team that does not mind getting their hands dirty. The benefits are great. I call this place "Fort Worth's Best Kept Secret" I have no plans on leaving this place.

It was a very professional environment the hotel was elegant and it was a very casual attire work experience.I met a lot of life long friends with the staff and built beautiful professional relationships with all the members, as I started remembering their names it only made the members feel more welcomed.I learned a lot to use my communication skills,and work on multiple tasks. Management wasn't bad they only failed to treat their employees equally when it came to punishment.

I enjoyed working in an environment with professionals to my equal and above. I was proud to serve all of the different foods for all of the functions. Days would start at 5 am and end at 3pm for day shifts and evening shifts were typically from 3 pm to 11pm. The most important skill I learned was how to set up a 5-7 course meal with wines and apperatifs. The hardest part of the job was carrying trays of 8-10 dishes.

The Fort Worth Club Is a Great Place To Work, The Staff And Club Members Are Very Friendly. 
 I Learned Some Club History And A lot About The Members And What They Do Some Of The Events They Do Like (Weddings, Proms, Meetings, etc) 
They Really Keep Up With The Building/Company
My Co-Workers Are The Best They Always Make Sure We Work As A Team And And Everybody's Job Is Done Before The Shift Is Over I Wouldn't Really Say There's A Hard Part Of The Job It's Mostly Keeping Yourself Busy, Helping Out. I Enjoy My Job Because The People I'm Surrounded By.

It’s a good place to work while you’re looking for a real job, but when I worked there, I (and many others) had to work two jobs just to make ends meet. It was extremely stressful and poorly managed and organized. Any time there’s a major event, expect to see someone cry. There was also lots of yelling. Not the best place to work. There weren’t many happy people. It was sad.

I would not suggest anyone to work there it is the most backwards work place to work they only care about making money you have no help when it is the busiest they expect you to stay even if your shift is over could be 8 to 15 hour work day the benefit package is a joke you pay 170 a month for just you and if you add someone like a family member it will go up over 400 a month you can not park on permises and there is no room to advance

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Line cook 9 salaries reported	$21.67 per hour
Pastry cook 2 salaries reported	$24.00 per hour
Server 2 salaries reported	$24.50 per hour
Banquet cook 1 salary reported	$26.00 per hour
Food runner 1 salary reported	$18.50 per hour

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