AMC Entertainment reviews

Everything else. Getting out 3-4 hours after scheduled shift end sometimes, sometimes getting out at 3am and having to get there in the morning at 8. Honestly, the job itself is awful. It is not worth being in charge of the entire concession stand or usher team when you only make minimum wage with no chance of getting a promotion or pay raise. I know people who have worked there 7 years and they get no pay raise. I myself was nominated by upper management as best film crew member in the district and did not even get a cent increase in pay. Not worth it.

-From what I was told, they no longer offer commission for achieving high sales numbers. In my first stint here in 2005-07, if someone made $2000+ (concession) or $10,000+ (Box Office), they would get something like a 1% commission... it would end up being $20-$30 added to a daily shift, so 4 hours of work or so. But that is no longer around. -The "crew bucks" have some decent bonuses but they are rather limited in how they can be used. -You get minimum wage and they no longer offer raises for learning new tasks like Concession or Box Office. Raises only come through the six-month evaluations that employees receive. -Some guests can be rude, and others are a bit too polite. They may have no interest in Stubs whatsoever, but will let you go through your whole sales technique before declining the offer. -We are limited to 28 hrs average (weekly) per month... so you might get 35-40 hrs a week on a holiday week, but then only 2 or 3 short shifts when it's a slow week.