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Marriott International
Hospitality
Snapshot
1680 total reviews
Source
Glassdoor
100% of reviews mention positives
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Sales assistant
World class exposure to industry that’s all
Nothing so far - adding validation to complete
Waiter
Marriott is a well-known global company that can help you develop your skills and secure your future. Growth opportunities Marriott offers professional development, training, and mentoring to help you advance in your career. Employee benefits Marriott employees receive benefits such as travel discounts, food and beverage discounts, spa treatment discounts, and retail discounts. Marriott International is the world's largest lodging company and is known for its global reach
pay, long hours, and poor management:
Night auditor/front desk agent
Decent job and easy. Very easy to pick up
Night shift is terrible. Would fall asleep all the time.
Intern
-Good corporate building -Good food -Low-level and mid-level people are largely nice. Almost everybody on my team was great -Meetings will ramble on and be pointlessly longer than they need to be -Was given good accommodations for long commute, including getting to leave early to beat traffic
-Full-time salaried coworkers there visibly look like they suffer from poor life-work ratio -I was given work that was clearly not my area of expertise and it took multiple communication attempts before my manager realized this and apologized -I know from a family member's experience that some corporate higher-ups can be cutthroat, promising promotions but never giving them. Not the type of thing that's easy to tell until you have known them for a long time, so it can be difficult to tell the nice higher-ups from the bad ones
Banquet server
Good environment, hard work rewarded.
The Schedule can be challenging.
Corporate executive chef
Decent salary. Mild work load
Really hard to find qualified people who care
Server/bartender
Work life balance Job security
Politics Bai simgyygfyyggg Not applicable
MultiNational Corporation with a lot of growth opportunities
This industry does not pay as well as other Industries
Server
Everybody is nice and well paid position. Worth it 100%
I do not have any cons
Marketing
To many benefits People come first
Low opportunity of growing Salary need to be higher
Executivechef/food service director
Great Company to work for
Unsocial work hours , tight Budgets.
Night auditor
work by yourself good pay
hours, paperwork, little to no support from management’s
Front end web developer
Employees who put in extra effort are frequently acknowledged, whether through formal rewards or informal appreciation, making hard work feel truly worthwhile
Emphasis on teamwork and collaboration, making it easy for employees to contribute ideas and innovate
Barista
Barista job position full time
I have nothing to share
Food and beverage manager
Benefits, 401k, stock discount, possible transfer to different locations
Pay not what it should be at certain hotels
Sr. director
Opportunity to learn from and be surrounded by the best talent in hospitality Operations, Development, CRM. Portfolio of strong and diverse brands. Beautiful new offices in a good location.
What used to be an awesoem culture has changed over the years due new leadership, hybrid work and competitive cost pressures. HR leadership is poor - no suppport for managers in handling underperforming associates, hiring process is horrible for managers and applicants, and there are no policies/ salary flexibility in place to keep high performers. Salaries are lower here than at neighboring competitors for the same roles.
Revenue manager
Work from home Support from leadership
Push to allow systems to make recommendations
Hr manager
Good work life balance available.
Working hours are on the long side.
Food and beverage supervisor
Good practice, services and staff
None of the cons have appeared
Manager
People, opportunity, support, fun, professional
This industry requires you to put in crazy hours
Social media care specialist
- Discounts at all their hotels.
- No beneficial benefits at all.
Finance assistant
Employee benefits, gratuities, activities for engagement
No wfh option, no flexibility
Anonymous employee
Steady professional growth and development over time
Systems and processes are outdated
Great benefits and flexible scheduling
Less great people but easy to look past
The people I work with are all amazing and helpful. Welcomed we with open arms
Hours can get long and tough
Accounting clerk
No pros. Terrible place to work
Terrible place to work. Terrible Management
Program specialist
Great manager, defined systems, overall fantastic experience.
Recent company restructure; lots of employees lost their jobs.
Active inclusive lifestyle, growth and progress
No fix hours, demands maximum flexibility
Customer loyalty specialist
Managers are great there are opportunities for over time and downtime and benefits are great.you have the opportunity to receive additional incentives based on your performance
The system is absolutely terrible and unreliable and prevents you from performing simple tasks causing frustration for customers as well as employees.
Front desk agent
Nice properties, good management and location
Older it systems can be a pain
Familiarity. Career progression like nowhere else!
Salaries are low. Shift at long especially on the operation side
Customer service representative (csr)
Flexible, great supervisors, nice workplace environment.
Point system can be a con when there are emergencies.
Assistant director of rooms
Good workplace, good colleagues, plenty opportunities to travel for further growth
Lack in culture of care, strong connection between individuals
Human resources manager
Learning opportunities, professional environment, supportive leaders.
You need to stay focus and have good time management skill to succeed.
Housekeeping manager
Get 3 days off a week working 10 hours 4 days
Low salary compared to other top hotel brands
-benefits - discounts in hotels and F&B
- packages - management - growth
Bartender
Service charge is split only between the bar team. No service charge is taken by any operation managers.
Lack of opportunity to grow or to change the department. The HR team is no willing to help.
Data entry clerk
Remote, Fair Pay, Great Team
Difficult to move up in the company.
Supervisor
GM was very supportive and helped in multiple ways.
Work overload in seasonal high occupancy time.
Good pay Training and support available
Not much room for career progression
Sales and service associate
Really good trainers and training Reservation system
bad schedule management. they do not care if you live far from the office and have no transportation to go back home. I informed them with plenty time in advance about a private situation and nobody cared. Nobody! Really bad Management
Front desk receptionist
They treat you very well with lots of bonuses
rude people who think they are entitled to everything
Guest relations
So far I have had the best health benefits with different options to choose from.
Companies got their own problems so for a company in the hospitality business there should be enough staff especially when it is busy.
Pay was decent for banquet serving. Other staff is generally friendly.
Somewhat disorganized and a lack of hours.
Elead catcher
Great work culture. Great career opportunities.
No cons find in this company
Guest service coordinator
Lots of upward opportunities and travel benefits
Operations is a 24 hour department so there are odd hours
At your service agent
Good benefits, get to work with customers and help
Not good pay, depending on schedule, can be hard hours
Marketing coordinator
Great exposure to the hotel marketing industry
lack of coordination between various departments
Lots of in-office engagement and activities
Pay and benefits could be more competitive
Casual concierge
If working full time u get a full membership worth about £3000 annualy at my hotel
Some of the shifts don’t support good work life balance