PRO Club reviews

The food is pretty expensive, but it was possibly expensive in my eyes based on how much I was getting paid by the hour. When I applied for the position I was hired based on my gender, the job qualification stated that a female was needed in order to apply for the position. For things such as taking the little girls to the bathroom and things like that. So with that in mind, I wasn't presented with the best offer that it felt as though my male co-workers were given because this sector was male-dominated. I should dove a little more into my pay, but being a young woman with two men in the room stating why I deserved to be paid $12 an hour I feel as though I chocked. (it may appear that I'm privileged enough to receive $12 an hour but living in the Seattle area a higher minimum wage should be given to employers, based on the cost of living). I wasn't presented with many hours during the week, I was normally given work on the weekends when they had their Family Fun days. But I was also hired as a soccer coach and not once was given the opportunity to fulfill the duties of that job. So I view them presenting me with both the Event Specialist position, and soccer coach position should have given me an incentive to accept the job. And being a young and naive kid I had accepted the job. In addition to that, management was never present and involved. I don't feel as though they really acknowledge their employees meaning it appeared as though they carried this job as a means to socialize. And not really gave their all to their job, and made sure everything was structured properly.