Pros
There were some people who did care, were fun to work with and get to know. Always interacting with people from across the world.
Cons
Once you get familiar with and start getting your initial job duties completed and always putting the hotel in best position, then the extra demands roll in with more and more work that was not a part of what was originally required at the beginning of your job. Because of the increased workload (can't "justify" spending money on more people, increasing your salary because of "budget reasons") you will begin to be stretched too thin every day you show up. Now you have "performance issues" since surely it's your fault.... Obviously. Pay is completely terribly and laughable for what you are asked to do with no help. No help from people in other departments or having your own employees to delegate responsibilities to, not having your own computer to work on, literally no office. Never been asked to manage in a building like that before.
