It was eh - Guest Ambassador Hopscotch Employee Review

-Working with some of the most kind and creative people in a positive environment. -Being recognized and sometimes rewarded for your hard work and effort. -The opportunity to interact with guests from all over the world. -Being educated and coached as opposed to being admonished for mistakes. -Leadership that is eager to support and offer guidance.

-We got folks with kids visiting from all over the world so you'll likely catch and cold or flu while working here. -Supplies and staffing requests often need to follow a chain of command that impedes immediate results. -With so many people on staff, sometimes communicating changes in protocol isn't as smooth as it could be.

My coworkers on the floor are amazing. They all work very hard.

The base pay is better than other part-time jobs, but I've found that I have to work far more than I originally expected in order to make ends meet. My coworkers and I are sick all the time. It's a fully closed building (no windows), so there's very little airflow. There's always a cold going around. Or the flu, or Covid. It's a mess and causes a lot of call-outs. Management has yet to make any changes. Standing in one spot for 5-7 hours can be hard, and management won't get us stools. There are NO shift meals. Shifts range from very slow on weekdays to high-volume on weekends. Be prepared to talk a lot. I would describe this job as similar to a theme park operator or a babysitter. We also have to wear earpiece/radio sets that don't work well. One of the co-owners, Nicole, has said some transphobic things and makes many of us working there feel uncomfortable.