Marriott International

-work life balance is terrible -you get the worst shifts because you are on the bottom -After covid hotels have been understaffing to make more money so you will feel unsupported and burned out at times. -you might only be a manager in tittle and not in practice -Your training depends on who your leader is and many don't even know what the voyager program is so its not exactly the immersive learning experience they sell you.

All is good and fun

Not a well paying job but a fair paying job

We have our slow seasons around November and December.

Management changes often in my hotel.

Working weekends and odd hours but such is the life in hospitality

Working here will break your spirit in ways you'll never recover. They are corrupt, useless and abusive. The managers themselves create a horrible environment, they want you scared and paranoid. It's almost a miracle this place hasn't been shut down for violation of morals and ethics. I've seen horrific prosecution of average decent employees when their LEADERS are facing allegations of corruption. The office is nasty (toilets dont work, looks so old no matter how hard they try to make it groovy). HR is incompetent too (objectively very little qualifications and no sensitivity nor skills). Managers are another breed of a lowlife. Dirty, nasty place to work for. My advise: please please please dont do this to your life. And if you do, have a clear plan to leave, dont let them break you.

Companies got their own problems so for a company in the hospitality business there should be enough staff especially when it is busy.

Absent boss, manager that plays favorites and doesn't listen or do anything about problems

The opportunities they had were limited in my field.