Great company for growth, but maybe not a career. - Avis employé Operations Manager Main Event

3,0
28 juin 2013
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Perspective commerciale

Avantages

-Flexibility in scheduling -Great staff -Fun management team - Great environment - Growth opportunity if willing to stick around - Employee Discounts on products and activities

Inconvénients

-Low starting pay, it's a entry level hourly, meaning minimum wage as a departmental employee. - Long hours, often times you will work into the wee hours of the morning, say good bye to a social life if you want to try and work full time. - Customers can be awful, its a place for cheap entertainment at times because regular hours are competitively priced. Way to expensive for a family to go more than once a month without a special to help drive down the initial upfront cost. Often times that means cheap service since you can't staff a building of your PPA is below normal rates. - Upper management can be non-existent and seeks little to no insight from operational managers for LTO improvement and daily operational improvements. -Bonus structure is nice, but not worth the hours you put in as a salaried manager. At most you MIGHT see an extra 4 grand a year from your bonuses, with a max cap of 15% of your regular salary if you consistently over perform. - Nothing to increase moral of management or staff, no sponsored events, recognition parties happen only when budget constraints allow and are always on property. -Merit increase for hourly staff is only once a year, and no "exceptional" raises are allowed outside the normal merit increase cycle. Seems like you have to at times threaten to quit before a raise is even considered,

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5,0
27 mai 2026
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Avantages

Friendly co workers and lively environment

Inconvénients

Pay and structure could have been better

4,0
29 janv. 2026
Employé (anonyme)
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Avantages

Hands-On Event Experience You coordinate logistics, vendors, and client needs — real-world event management skills. Great for building project management and organizational skills. Customer Service & Communication Skills Constant interaction with clients, teams, and vendors sharpens interpersonal and problem-solving skills. You learn to handle complaints diplomatically and resolve conflicts quickly. Teamwork and Leadership Opportunities High-paced environment fosters collaboration. Opportunities to train or mentor newer staff if you take initiative. Exposure to Sales and Marketing Tracking client bookings, promotions, and upsells gives insight into how events drive revenue. Hands-on experience with systems like Salesforce can boost resume credibility. Flexible Scheduling Often allows students or part-time staff to work evenings, weekends, or seasonal shifts.

Inconvénients

High-Stress Environment Events can be chaotic, especially large-scale ones with last-minute changes. Pressure to satisfy clients while managing staff can be intense. Repetitive or Entry-Level Tasks Many tasks (setup, cleanup, check-ins) can feel routine and physically demanding. Limited strategic responsibility unless you actively seek it. Low to Moderate Pay Event staff and coordinators often make minimum wage or slightly above unless in a managerial role. Pay may not match the level of effort or hours worked, especially on weekends/holidays. Limited Career Advancement Without Moving Roles Advancement can be slow unless you transition into management or corporate office positions. Event experience may not directly translate into higher-level roles outside entertainment if not framed properly on a resume. Inconsistent Hours Busy seasons may require long shifts; off-season can mean fewer hours. Scheduling may not be predictable.

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