Pros
Being busy is good as your day goes fast and the clients are lovely. The salary is also fair as well
Cons
Pretty much everything. * Terrible training and then thrown in the deep end * very demanding dress standards which is fine but just be prepared. they definitely hire pretty ladies - they are prancing around everywhere * so chauvinistic you feel like you've stepped Into a time warp * very young staff who are patronising and gossipy - a bit like school. No team playing *extremely patronising managers who are also young and micro manage (eg. "can you go make coffee for this client now!" - with no thank you). Prob the most patronising management I've ever seen and I've worked in 5 star hotels * an extremely negative environment to work in * you do things that aren't even part of your role - Move furniture, make coffees, clean conference rooms. All asked in a patronising way with no thanks * did I mention I was actually in a management title? So imagine how they treat the junior staff * icing on the cake was when I met one of the upper managers/owners (male) at a function. I walked up to introduce myself and shake his hand and he didn't even make eye contact, he just said "hi - we are out of glasses. Can you go get some more". Who does that?! * I used to cry before work. Don't work here if you are undecided. I've worked in many places now and have about 15 yrs experience from 5 star hotels, small offices and big. This was by far the worst. I guess it attracts nasty people and the cycle continues.
