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Growing Too Fast For Their Own Good - Anonymous employee Four Entertainment Group Employee Review

2.0
Jan 20, 2016
Anonymous employee
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Pros

You can learn a lot about the hospitality industry by working either for the 4EG corporate office or by working in one of the locations 4EG owns/operates. All employees receive discounts at 4EG locations.

Cons

The management teams within the company are visibly disgruntled for a number of reasons, which all boil down to being underpaid and under appreciated. There is a lack of leadership from owners, resulting in a low morale throughout the company. The company opens 1-2 locations every year, but have a difficult time giving older locations the time and attention they need to continue to be successful. When a new bar is opened, it is likely that the internal staff is the last to know. If an older bar starts bringing in less numbers than it did in the first year of opening, the blame is immediately put on management. There isn't much room for growth, which results in a high turnover rate.

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Pros

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Cons

worked at Beeline for several months, and my experience was disappointing on nearly every level — from management practices to overall work culture. I was hired under the impression that this was a permanent bartending position, but within two months, my schedule dropped from 3–4 shifts per week to one, and then to none at all — with zero communication or explanation from management. Despite keeping full Thursday–Sunday availability, I went over a month without a single scheduled shift. The work environment is extremely cliquey, with a clear divide between year-round employees and anyone brought on seasonally or temporarily. If you’re not part of that inner circle, it’s easy to feel excluded and overlooked. Operational standards are equally frustrating. Bartenders are required to use both jiggers and posi-pourers, which makes no sense and only slows down service — it comes across as a lack of trust in staff skill and experience. The cleanliness behind the bar is subpar, with sticky surfaces everywhere, and there is no employee hand soap provided — you actually have to go to the guest restroom to wash your hands, which is unacceptable in a bar setting. On top of that, upper management includes themselves in the tip pool, which is not only unethical but illegal, and it directly impacts the amount bartenders take home. To make things worse, tips are paid out bi-weekly and often delayed, sometimes taking up to four weeks to appear on your paycheck. Overall, Beeline prioritizes appearance and hierarchy over genuine leadership and respect for staff. There are many bars in the area that operate far more professionally and treat their employees fairly — I’d strongly recommend looking elsewhere.

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