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Banquet Captain - Banquet Captain Atrium Hospitality Employee Review

1.0
Mar 6, 2020
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Lots of hours if you want to stay busy this is a good position. That's about all I can say that's good about this position.

Cons

No bonuses, tips, or support from management. This is one of the worst companies I have ever worked for. People that had been working there for 20 years weren't even making $12.00 per hour. This company will use you up and treat you terrible until you quit so they don't have to pay unemployment. Stay away until they learn to treat you like a person and pay you what your time is worth.

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Atrium Hospitality Response
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We appreciate you taking the time to provide us with feedback on your experience as an Atrium Hospitality associate. We welcome your comments and take your feedback seriously as we continue to grow while improving our processes, benefits and work to make sure we are paying competitive wages. We value your feedback as we continue to make Atrium Hospitality a great place to work and grow!

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