Four Seasons reviews

My biggest frustration is that there is no room for growth. In my specific department, an employee isn't able to move up without someone leaving. Unless you are able/willing to relocate, the opportunities are scarce. There may be added responsibility, but the title and pay do not reflect that. Also, the guests can be some of the worst people to be around. Four Seasons (and most luxury hotels) create an environment where the word 'no' is never an option. With this in mind, demands and exceptions to the rule are seen multiple times everyday. As odd as it sounds, it is exhausting and taxing to ones spirit after a while. Especially during the holidays - those 6-day work weeks and long hours are bad enough, but throw pretentious/entitled guests demands into the mix and life can get pretty rough quickly.

I may have had a better experience if I were in a different department the turnover was excessive turnover! Poor work conditions, expected to work 5am-close with no breaks. If you spoke on your concerns you would be punished. There was obvious favoritism towards employees that were submissive.