41 Bartender Jobs in New Orleans, LA

“Marriott is a great company and a great place to work”

Pros:  “Marriott treats their associates well and offers good benefits. They offer many different brands of hotels all around the world which gives you the opportunity to learn many…”

Cons:  “The only thing that I am not fully supportive of is the hiring process. I believe it is long, drawn out and complicated.” – Full Review

“Marriott is a great company and a great place to work”

Pros:  “Marriott treats their associates well and offers good benefits. They offer many different brands of hotels all around the world which gives you the opportunity to learn many…”

Cons:  “The only thing that I am not fully supportive of is the hiring process. I believe it is long, drawn out and complicated.” – Full Review

“Events/Catering Assistant”

Pros:  “Opportunity for advancement and a long term career with great benefits. Team building is very apparent in workplace, as well as leadership.”

Cons:  “Highly Competitive market. Large corporation, sometimes it takes longer to voice ideas or concerns to upper management” – Full Review

“Marriott is a great company and a great place to work”

Pros:  “Marriott treats their associates well and offers good benefits. They offer many different brands of hotels all around the world which gives you the opportunity to learn many…”

Cons:  “The only thing that I am not fully supportive of is the hiring process. I believe it is long, drawn out and complicated.” – Full Review

“Not a bad place to earn money, but too much micromanaging .”

Pros:  “Part-time Work Flexibility Can be fun environment”

Cons:  “Tools to do job very old Poor ergonomics employee morale low” – Full Review

“Great employer with fair pay”

Pros:  “Great service-focused culture. Unique properties to work at. Great benefits when traveling to stay at affiliated properties at good rates.”

Cons:  “Most management is hired young out of college, some need a bit more training on people skills. Do not promote upward mobility from bottom-tiered positions.” – Full Review