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Gavin Isaacs
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I worked at Shuffle Master
Pros – If you need a job and happen to get hired, take it, but continue your job search.
Cons – Long hours, low employee morale, and low salaries. Shuffle is "top heavy" in that they pay their senior executives high salaries and pay the employees who actually do the work towards the low end of the pay scale. There is a lot of voluntary turnover across all departments, though it has slowed down recently due to the slowdown in the economy.
Advice to Senior Management – Senior management is out of date and out of touch. More growth from within will improve employee morale, and in the long run, company performance. A viable training/mentoring program would also help to improve the company. Essentially, management does not invest in it's own people, yet it's the best investment they could possibly make.
No, I would not recommend this company to a friend
2008-10-01 21:34 PDT
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I have been working at Shuffle Master
Pros – The employee base is very hard working and supportive of each other. There is a sense of team among the employee base to overcome new challenges that are encountered as a result of senior management decisions. The benefits package is rather strong compared to others in Las Vegas.
Cons – The culture is one of long hours, unrealistic goals, and opportunity for advancement is rare. Politics drive your opportunity to move up in the organization rather than strong performance or ability.
Advice to Senior Management – It's amazing what a company can accomplish when senior leadership at a company sees its employees as partners rather than enemies. Senior management indicated that it is interested in a culture shift, but doesn’t seem to grasp that they need to embrace the change too. It doesn’t matter how much the rest of the company embraces change if the company’s decision makers don’t modify their behavior.
No, I would not recommend this company to a friend
2010-09-25 11:18 PDT
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