Centerplate Reviews
Updated Oct 5, 2011 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Pros
they treat me with respect and they don't micro-manage me
Cons
It is clear that I am not important. I am expendable. I have to motivate myself. I will probably never,ever get a raise
Advice to Senior Management
when you recognize that you have a valuable, loyal employee, do a better job of letting them know that you appreciate them and wish that they remain a member of the team.
Pros
Exciting venue with much variety
Cons
Little regard for staff, some problems often grew into larger issues resulting in wasted time and money; poor communication within entire organization.
Advice to Senior Management
Realize that employees are an asset, not a disposable necessity
Pros
Good pay, benefits and good staff.
Cons
Slow for pay increases, too much beneign paperwork.
Advice to Senior Management
Need more supplies for smaller venues. Quest forms redundant and too time consuming. Some questions do not relate to a particular department. tweak it and shorten it.
Pros
I love working with centerplate only because of my co-workers, the people I meet, and the environment.
Cons
some of the downsides of working at Centerplate the pay and the compensation.
Advice to Senior Management
increase the pay
Pros
I get to see free concerts, and get to meet cool people
Cons
No communication within different departments, bad attitudes of co-workers
Advice to Senior Management
Hire people with better values. Do something about the bullying going on around.
Pros
Pretty fair company to work for. Had a great employee party at the end of the year with some pretty cool prizes.
Cons
Not much room for advancement.
Advice to Senior Management
Keep up the good work
Pros
It was extremely fast paced, and it was a type of environment where you would have to think on your feet.
Cons
Management was not sympathetic when it came to bereavement, also HR was very disorganized often losing checks and information. Management was also very mechanistic, not taking consideration of employee needs as well as issues.
Advice to Senior Management
I would take more considerations to employees when it came to sick and bereavement leave. Employees fearing to take a sick day off during flu season doesn't help productivity in the long run. Also Bereavement is important, losing family members should mean a few days off, not work as usual.
Pros
The hourly wage was higher than other jobs in the food and beverage industry.
Cons
The ONLY time a senior manager would speak to an hourly employee was to tell them what they were doing wrong.
Advice to Senior Management
Instill confidence in your employees and there will be less issues around customer satisfaction and such. You do have a lot to do with how the employees treat the customers eventhough you're not physically present.
Pros
Flexibility to explore new areas of interest.
Cons
Poor communication from management, no emphasis on work/life balance, lack of camaraderie.
Advice to Senior Management
Centerplate is in the service industry, so its strength must come from its employees. New management should recognize their importance and work harder to cultivate their loyalty.
Pros
Employment in this day and age, a job is a job.
Cons
Company is cash poor. All salary increases have been frozen.
Advice to Senior Management
A little better at communication. There isnt any clearly defined job description.
