good people bad management...happy to be out of that - Front Desk Delta Hotels Employee Review

2.0
Dec 2, 2011
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Employee benefits, on the job training

Cons

- Lack of communication, employees are given the proper tools/access for empowerment - No appreciation what so ever from senior management to the most dedicated and hard working people. Admin & Management enjoys their lay-back time and chit-chat while front line staff got no time for lunch and even sit down for a sip of water. - Front line staff rarely gets recognized and rewarded. Its reward program is a joke and is being manipulated by admin and management staff -- people who knows the rules, flattering each other. - If you plan to work evening or overnight shifts here, good luck - If you are thinking of working front desk or housekeeping, and want to raise a family or have a life, good luck

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Pros

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Cons

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1.0
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Pros

It provides an immediate, firsthand lesson in how not to run an organization.

Cons

This is, without reservation, one of the most dysfunctional professional environments I have ever encountered. The organization suffers from a severe deficit in foundational infrastructure: Negligent Onboarding: Training is virtually nonexistent. Compounding this, a pervasive culture of condescension ensures that any pursuit of clarification is met with overt derision and eye-rolling from tenured staff. Arrogant & Insular Leadership: Management operates with an unearned superiority complex, routinely treating subordinates as intellectually inferior while simultaneously fostering a toxic, gossip-driven culture behind closed doors. Exploitative Labor Practices: Expect to have your work-life boundaries entirely obliterated. Leadership routinely demands 16-hour workdays; anything less is weaponized against you and absurdly mischaracterized as "taking a vacation." Severe Resource Starvation: The company is so poorly capitalized (or aggressively mismanaged) that basic, critical operational assets—such as physical keys for guest rooms—cannot be procured. Anemic Staffing Levels: Personnel have been cut to the absolute bone, forcing the remaining, overworked staff to bear the brunt of systemic operational failures.

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