Apprentice chef - Anonymous employee Hilton Employee Review

1.0
Jul 28, 2016
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Overall, the apprenticeship scheme had its good and worst. What I liked the most was going into college. You had a lot of support from the tutor. I would also say that the paid holidays were good and free meals provided on duty.

Cons

Even though college was college, the work place was terrible. They promised to move you to another hotel to working after 6 months but they changed their minds. Also not to forget that the managers and even other colleagues with the same title treat so disrespectfully. They made my life miserable.

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Hilton Response
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Thank you for providing us with your feedback. We appreciate your candor. Though we strive to promote a positive working environment, it sounds from your remarks that there could be opportunities for improvement. Please know your comments have been shared with leadership. Thank you again for taking the time to share your thoughts with us.

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