Nice people, flexible hours, and overtime eligible. Get to ride rides at lunch break. Chance to work on rides in the park.
Work isn't the most technically challenging. A lot of the employees are extremely into Disney, which could be a pro or a con.
None. Management is very nice and always available to answer questions/concerns. I joined a company softball team with some managers on it -- everyone was very nice.
Apply online, and then hope to get an email to set up an interview. My interview was mainly behavioral, as the position wasn't particularly technical. It's a relaxed workplace, and so is the interview, but be prepared and be professional.
I applied online and submitted my resume. I didn't hear anything for a month. I randomly got an email from my boss. We had an hour-long phone interview, and I received an offer two days later from an online recruiter.
I filled up the application form online and was asked to interview in person after making an appointment. The interviewer was a [blank] and asked preset interview questions, writing down the answers. Most of them were standard, like how to ring a st
Apply online, and then hope to get an email to set up an interview. My interview was mainly behavioral, as the position wasn't particularly technical. It's a relaxed workplace, and so is the interview, but be prepared and be professional.
I applied online and submitted my resume. I didn't hear anything for a month. I randomly got an email from my boss. We had an hour-long phone interview, and I received an offer two days later from an online recruiter.
I filled up the application form online and was asked to interview in person after making an appointment. The interviewer was a [blank] and asked preset interview questions, writing down the answers. Most of them were standard, like how to ring a st