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Blue Sky Hospitality Solutions

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You Will Be Replaced - Prefer Not to State Blue Sky Hospitality Solutions Employee Review

2.0
Oct 17, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Hotel level employees are great, for the most part. Pay is ok of they don't find a way to replace you with someone cheaper.

Cons

Pay can be fair but raises are something you need to fight for no matter how well you do your job or how much you go above and beyond. You are told no when you also support and do the work of people who don't know what they are doing. These people are not subtle as you will see open positions that are clearly meant to consolidate your responsibilites with other employees' at your level. Start updating your resume. Corporate doesn't allow any autonomy on the property side so if your GM wants to do something nice they will make them take it away just for spite. Employees are not treated by Corporate as valuable team members but as overpaid liabilities with elementary skills anyone can do on the spot. Offshoring everything that isn't nailed down.

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5.0
Apr 16, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The company provides a stable work environment and good learning opportunities. Supportive Management Transparent Communication and Goals

Cons

Like any workplace, there are challenges, but nothing that feels unmanageable.

3.0
Apr 13, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

• Opportunity to gain exposure across multiple properties and operational challenges • Ability to take on responsibility quickly • Leadership is engaged and responsive in certain situations • Good experience for those early in their hospitality careers

Cons

• Compensation does not always align with the scope or expectations of roles • Roles and responsibilities can shift quickly without clear long-term structure • Reliance on temporary solutions rather than long-term solutions and career paths • Benefits and perks may be positioned as part of compensation rather than supplemental • Gap between brand standards and on-the-ground execution at times • Internal power struggles and stress that are challenging to navigate • Unspoken expectation to work as many hours as possible without additional pay including weekends

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