Good choice - Project Manager Marriott International Employee Review

4.0
Dec 27, 2018
Recommend
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Pros

Well established company with a great reputation. You can be proud working for Marriott. Many folks who leave because the “grass is greener” come back. Work-life balance is good. Hard work is encouraged but so is taking time for yourself. Can easily make a career here once you get your foot in the door.

Cons

Salaries throughout the company could be more competitive. Must have political skills to progress. Expect the same beaucracy that would be expected at any large public firm. It can take years to create new positions for advancement or for someone to move on. Senior management could be firmer to push for change. The company is slow to change anything. Communication between departments could be improved.

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5.0
Jul 7, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

great company, great team, hours are flexible and the team is great. a lot of room to make money

Cons

strict on their callout policy. sometimes you need coverage and team members aren't willing to cover for you and you are left with dealing with the write ups. Hard to move up unless you are favorited

1.0
Jul 12, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Cafeteria offers good food for a low price. Marriott discounts at other hotels

Cons

The favoritism of employees is backed by corporate. If someone has been working here longer than you, they get to pick and choose what shifts they want. If there is an open shift they also first get to choose whether they want it or not. Lastly if there are cuts, they get to choose if they want to stay or leave before others. The favoritism doesnt stop there. The managers also make them do less sidework, and give them good sections where as new employees are the bottom of the barrel in all aspects. Honestly horrible experience. They dont care about your well being either. Im scheduled opening and closing shifts consecutively which means I get under 4 hours of sleep between shifts. Sleep deprivation is not a joke; do not recommend.

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