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InterMountain Management

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A job, not a career - Anonymous employee InterMountain Management Employee Review

2.0
Aug 12, 2015
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

You are left alone for the most part, the only time you will ever hear from anyone from the corporate office is if you are doing something wrong. Pay and benefits above average.

Cons

Turnover at the General Manager level is ludicrous, so much so that they stopped sending out emails informing when someone left because it was so demoralizing. The company has no clear leadership, all major decisions are decided by a trio of 3 people; significantly slowing down the decision making process (two of whom I might add have never held any position in a hotel). They terminate associates (from the top down) more than any other company I have ever worked for, they fire first and ask questions later. I'm a great employee and I still worry after the stories I've seen and heard! Kind of a culture killer!

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Cons

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1.0
Oct 13, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

I don't believe there is one.

Cons

Do not believe anything that is not documented. The work culture is terrible, If you are not able to fall in line immediately, you are removed. There is no work/life balance. If you are not married to the job you will be a target on your lack of flexibility, "buying in", team player, or devotion to the company. If you're trying to climb the company ladder it's about who you're friends with not your work ethic or skills. I witnessed this company destroy a great work culture in a very short time once the take over was completed. I believe the owner and his son are wonderfully nice men, however key decision makers under them are ruining the company from the inside. Be cautious, read the fine print, and have everything documented.

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