Professional work environment that empowers the employees with chances to make immediate day to day decisions. - Security Officer Hilton Employee Review

4.0
May 11, 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The employees make working here a great experience. It's a legitimate family atmosphere and it's difficult to not have immediate support from any department for any situation. The guest is everyone's priority. Amazing benefits. Great working environment. Good hours. Attentive managers, and a solid fundamental system for upward movement within the company.

Cons

The pay is average. I can't knock the company for paying the standard wages set in our economy, but it's still difficult to make ends meet without taking every overtime opportunity that pops up. Very taxing on maintaining healthy family interactions. It is what it is though.

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Thank you for taking the time to provide your opinion and feedback. We do our very best to provide competitive compensation packages. If you would like further assistance in addressing your concern, please reach out to your HR team or direct manager.

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