It's just a job, not a good career. - Convention A/V Technician Wynn Resorts Employee Review

2.0
Sep 11, 2018
Recommend
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Pros

Keep your head down and do your time, management won't bother you. Floor leads usually just leaves you alone as long as you get your setups and strikes completed. They keep you on the clock for lunch breaks. The EDR (employee dining room) is decent.

Cons

Worked for over 5 years in the Convention A/V department (EPS) and never got any recognition from management. No incentives. A lot of the staff are jaded and big into hierarchy. If you are not full time...you might as well not consider it a career. They hire temp agencies (Nfinite Labor & Elf Labor) to do all the fun and easier work like room op/board op for meetings and seminars while the floor crew does all the setup/strikes taking all accountability. Management hires a lot of "interesting" people such as transgendered or transitioning people which might not be something you want to deal with. You will be walking on egg shells a lot to avoid the HR department. The daily flow sheets were 30 plus pages (double sided) due to the incredibly high volume of work. There was no separation between the Wynn and Encore convention rooms which means you will be doing A LOT of walking back and forth.

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Pros

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Cons

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Pros

You technically get a free lunch and a one-hour break in an 8 hour shift but good luck ever using it.

Cons

There’s no time. I even feel guilty stopping to drink water or use the bathroom. It’s always going to be your fault if you don’t finish 12 credits with precision and perfection. You risk developing recurring UTIs like me. They know most GRAs can’t take breaks and it’s not even a secret….. but make one mistake, like claiming a credit incorrectly, not finishing a room because the guest came back, or marking the wrong room completed, and all hell breaks loose. They’ll remind you that the company pays you for credits, ignoring the fact that if you had a dollar for each day you don’t take breaks or lunch, you’d have a fortune. It’s a very abusive environment. It’s hard to find a GRA who can meet their standards, and if they find the right fit, that GRA can’t make mistakes. Every mistake is recorded and stays in your file, so they can cover themselves later if they want to fire you.

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