Great place to work, but can be hard to move about in the company. - Revenue Coordinator Hilton Employee Review

3.0
Jul 14, 2014
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Great benefits and paid time off, upper management appears to care about how the employees. The company is always striving for higher customer satisfaction. The company continues to grow, especially internationally. It is very normal for the company to have "random pizza day" or some other type of specialized snacks (smoothies, ice cream, or craft popsicles). The company wants you to continually improve yourself with Personal Development Plans, but it is difficult to get time to pursue those plans.

Cons

Lower level management doesn't appear to care if everyone is putting for the most effort, allowing many to do the minimum to get by. Too many people have been in the same entry level positions (10-20 yrs) and still burden other departments with inquiries they should know. Can be tough to move around in the company. Only a few departments are allowed to work from home full time or on a once a week basis. It takes FOREVER to get any type of system updates, sometimes 3-5 years and vital systems/programs seem to crash regularly and IT or the systems engineers don't know why. Compensation is rather low when we can see the impact we have on revenue.

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Cons

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