Run Away - Director Hotel Bardo Employee Review

1.0
Mar 8, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

It's an aesthetically beautiful property.

Cons

They treat most team members with distain, racism, sexism and misogyny. You are safe from this if you are a yes man.

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Hotel Bardo Response
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Thank you for sharing your experience. We’re sorry to hear that your time at Hotel Bardo didn’t reflect the experience we strive for. While we value honest feedback, we respectfully disagree with your characterization of our workplace culture. We are committed to fostering an inclusive and equitable environment. More than half of our team members identify as women, and a majority of our Strategic Leadership Team comes from minority backgrounds. Diverse perspectives strengthen our workplace, and we actively promote fairness in hiring, training, and advancement while encouraging open dialogue. We take all concerns seriously and welcome discussions on how we can improve. If you'd like to share more, we’re open to a direct conversation. We appreciate your time with us and wish you the best.

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Pros

Great investment property. Nothing good to say about leadership - even a little bit.

Cons

During my tenure, I experienced what I felt was a deeply unprofessional leadership culture. Management communication frequently relied on intimidation rather than coaching, including instances where managers were yelled at behind closed doors and confronted in ways that felt inappropriate for a professional workplace. I also observed a concerning lack of confidentiality, with personal matters that should have remained private becoming topics of discussion among staff. Instead of fostering trust, accountability, and respect, the environment often created anxiety and uncertainty for team members. Hospitality thrives on strong leadership and positive culture, and unfortunately my experience reflected the opposite. I would strongly encourage leadership to invest in professionalism, emotional intelligence, respect for employee privacy if they hope to improve retention and workplace morale.

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