Live Nation Entertainment reviews

Sponsorship is kind of looked like an outsider so moving to a different department is almost impossible. Also in the position I am in there is not much room for growth. The growth includes either moving or becoming a seller for sponsorship which is not an interest for me. I take a lot of pride in my work but the company tends to take advantage in that by owning you all of the time.

I’ve bartended for 10+ years in various entertainment venues and this was by the most toxic environment I’ve ever worked in. I was constantly harassed by the male bartenders and security guards. I finally reported this to HR after a coworker asked if I wanted to come over for a massage and asked for a kiss. HR “spoke with” this person and held a harassment training, but then continued putting me at the same bar as this person. When I expressed dissatisfaction, they told me they typically don’t resort to rearranging schedules and were sorry I was not happy with their decision. There was another situation in which a woman reported a male coworker for taking pictures of her body at work, and the company only took action when she threatened legal action. These are only two instances, but this place has a reputation in the industry for similar issues. Basically, this place doesn’t care about women’s safety and I would highly advise against working here if you’re a woman.