“Consistent service and reliable job.”

Pros:  “Hours are rarely cut due to such a high demand for all year around business. Working in one of the world's busiest airport means you will always have a job.”

Cons:  “The Parking situation for employees is Time Consuming because you will have to park at an employee parking lot ten minutes away from the airport. It just adds…” – Full Review

“Good employer considering the industry”

Pros:  “Good atmosphere, rewards longevity, training opportunities”

Cons:  “long hours, bad pay, hard schedules, too structured” – Full Review

“Good Company”

Pros:  “Great enviornment, quality family owned location.”

Cons:  “Distance from home to work” – Full Review

“Room to grow”

Pros:  “Global company with amazing opportunities to develop career”

Cons:  “Can be hard to understand what's the right job to apply for” – Full Review

“Structured, strict.”

Pros:  “Beer knowledge! Money is great, met great people. Lots of advancement opportunities and travel training allows you to go to different places and pays pretty great.”

Cons:  “Servers tip out 35% of what they make!! You walk on ice trying to not make mistakes, write ups for almost anything. Training is long, but rewarding when you finish.” – Full Review

“Fun exciting job for those who enjoy waiting tables and playing games.”

Pros:  “Many hours available, lucrative if you are serious about making money as a server.”

Cons:  “Possible to be overworked during party season.” – Full Review

“Better than the average restaurant job”

Pros:  “Good benefits, high volume, good food, nice environment, great co-workers, most managers are great to work with, number of employees make it easy to get time off”

Cons:  “Very poor tip percentage towards the end of the night. Business is very sparatic and it is very hard to predict business and income” – Full Review

“It was a good learning experience. Good market research.”

Pros:  “Great benefits. Ability to transfer to any job or company location in the world.”

Cons:  “Very large company, so chain of command is counterproductive and redundant in key area's.” – Full Review