Towne Park Reviews

Pros

Good money for a high school student, great co-workers, great manager

Cons

Early hours, low tip days through the week

Pros

As a student or professional in another job, this was a great way to make a little extra cash on weekends and evenings. They were flexible with my class schedules and if you showed a good work ethic they were willing to play ball with you on when and where you worked.

Cons

They hire just about anyone so you will often find yourself working with (and splitting tips with) some very lazy or incompetent people. It was very frustrating splitting tips with people who spent most of the shift sneaking off to sleep in their cars while I was working out in the cold.

Pros

Flexible hours, good management and team environment

Cons

No benefits, last minute disorganization

Pros

Great pay, quite an excellent job to work with.

Cons

Not many hours and days to work, having to constantly be outside to assist at the gates.

Pros

Good job in the summer time, get to drive nice cars. Flexible hours if you're under good management. They promote quick if you have good work ethic.

Cons

Lots of policies that make things overcomplicated.

Pros

Enjoyable co-workers, opportunity to network

Cons

The trust placed within workers, lack of management.

Pros

Flexible with school schedule Good starting pay with no experience

Cons

Personally the property that I work at is fairly mismanaged. We have gone through quite a few account managers in the time that I have worked there which makes an unstable work environment and culture.

Pros

Drink from the fire hose. You will learn a lot about how to manage a business and team quickly.

Cons

If you are a manager you are on call 24/7- no joke. If you work for a nice hotel they will give you a key to sleep in the broken down rooms whenever you can catch a quick break. There were weeks I was tied to the hotel for over 72 hours straight. The company response to that is that you should manage out your low performers and hire better but there is zero talent pipeline so that’s unrealistic. Don’t expect to take time off. I couldn’t count the amount of times I would work a full day sun up to down, go home, lay my head on the pillow, only to get a call that overnight shift didn’t show up. Right back to the hotel I went! Opportunities are around, but are contingent on hotel GM weigh in. Even if you deserve the promotion, you can be passed up for It if the GM is sexist. Fortunately when this happened to me I was given a promotion elsewhere. 5 years later and I still wonder why my leader (and I) didn’t stick up for myself in that meeting with the GM.

Pros

You can buy things with money you earn

Cons

Absolutely no ability to have a life outside of work. You literally cannot hire people to have an effective team, because you won’t be profitable. Meaning you are often the only one who can work. You get torn between customers, hotel employees, guests, and your own team. Not to mention hotel staff will look down on you.

Pros

Flexible schedule and can make decent tips depending on location

Cons

Always on your feet and often times spending times in dirty cars