Travelocity reviews

Sick time off; attendance policy that rewarded good attendance and those who worked OT with flexible time off but if it was used, it hurt your attendance for the next quarter; upper management that hardly ever visited the office unless there was something big going on within the corporate structure of the company that would effect the "regular" employees; outdated and slow technology (which was actually more annoying than the other things mentioned previously); HR is a complete joke and does nothing but direct you to the company's internal website for employees.

I was inspired by working there early on, but with the constant bad news it became harder and harder to feel that way. Department leaders, with few exceptions, were constantly trying to figure out how to take cost out of the business and do more with less resources. Senior leadership at times seemed to avoid making some really tough decisions. There were seemingly nonstop goodbye happy hours, especially after the Expedia announcement, which really sucked the air out of the room. At one point I would have proudly recommended Travelocity to friends, but given their current market position and future prospects it's difficult to do so now.