Photogenic Reviews

Pros

Working with a great team and at top-tier tourist locations! Photography is a passion of mine and it is amazing when you have a passion become your career.

Cons

Working with the tourist industry can be hard in the beginning to adapt to - we work when everyone else is off and having fun. Think retail hours when it comes to holiday weeks -but on the flip side we get to be a part of a ton of peoples holiday memories.

Pros

Some flexibility in weekly hours.

Cons

They charge $48 for a 3 pk of photos but pay minimum wages. They exploit school kids. The supervisors give out about each other. Your hours can be cut without notice any day. Your work week can be cut without notice. Lack of safety with chemicals . One aggressive and bullying manager.

Pros

Work isn’t too taxing, sometimes the chefs feed you

Cons

Minimum wage, it can be a bit repetitive and boring

Pros

Very friendly, easy to get used to, and lots of variety in locations.

Cons

Not enough room to move up, and constantly being underestimated when it comes to what i am capable of.

Pros

Fair wages, nice team, enjoyable environment

Cons

low salary, somewhat irregular schedule

Pros

Easy job and super fun

Cons

Fast paced and can be stressful at times

Pros

Great place to work for basic camera skills

Cons

Horriable pay, no benefits, crazy hours (no work/ balance)

Pros

I was paid on time.

Cons

I was genuinely traumatized by my experience working for this company. I worked there many many years ago when the employee handbook banned “unprofessional” hairstyles such as afros, braids, and dreadlocks. As a Black woman I had to go to great lengths to make sure my natural hair didn’t get me fired. But in the end I was fired via email for chewing gum. I wish I was making this up. Management was not polite, approachable, or warm. The owner always looked at me and spoke to me with sharp condescension. The older, wiser version of me would have walked when I read the employee handbook, but the college-aged version of me didn’t know what a toxic work environment was yet. We all live and learn, I guess. I hope they have since improved. Now, as a business owner with my own staff, I take experiences like this and tuck them in my mental “What Not to Do” folder.

Pros

You meet good people but unfortunately you all hate your lives there because it’s a stressful job with no support from management.

Cons

Minimum wage. Revolving door of employees. Many of the upper managers are suddenly leaving. Something is wrong. Tourists are hard to work with and sometimes physically assault you. I know one of the female managers got punched in the face by a customer last summer and nothing happened to the customer.

Pros

Cool Community and amazing views/locations

Cons

Not paid enough for amount of labor and expertise needed