Central Parking System Employer Reviews

Depending on the day, our garage is located around a lot of locations that host big events. If there isn't any events going on that day then i am to sit in the booth and cash out customers parking tickets. If there is a big event then another cashier and i are to stand outside and pre sale parking tickets

Work on accounts that are passed due. Check all monthly customers to make sure bill is current. Shut off cards with accounts pasted due. Payroll, hiring during baseball season

Lots of happy faces, and some not so happy faces.I learn how to treat people ,and manage money.Management was one of the best i have worked for.I got along with all of my co-workers, the ones that i saw.Hot, and cold weather was the hardest part.The best part was meeting all of the people that i met.

A typical day at work is a face pace environment and friendly staff it helps to get u through your shift faster.management could of been more helpful to employers and the hardest part of the job is trying to satisfied every customer u come across. The most enjoyable part is meeting new people everyday.

A typical day at Central Parking, is interacting with customers, making sure their parking cards are working and helping elderly people up the the ramp and finding a parking space.

The managers are cool but everbody else including supervisors are lazy, nobody likes doing their job so it makes it harder to do you're own job while you are doing everybody elses. Alot of favoritism goes on around here and it sucks because the people they favor are the ones that dont do their job. We used to get hour breaks then it went to half hour – more... then it went down to 15 minutes and on top of that you're lucky if you get a break. – less

As long as the buildings have parking needs, Central Parking employees will have stable work oppotunities.

Technical Assistant
Call Center, Data Entry, Online Support.
Customer Service, Web Support, Office Duties
Computers, Microsoft Office, Excel, Windows 7

You are trapped in a small booth for over 8 hours at a time and forced to repeat the same tasks and say the same things about 300 times a day like a robot. the management is absolutely terrible and for the most part non existent.

Very energetic team. The weather certainly helped, the work was more outdoor than in. I learned to interact with law enforcement officers and the routine's we have in common, respectfully. Management team was always available, efficient and professional. The hardest part of my job was having to let employees go home due to rain. The most enjoyable part – more... of my job was the variety of duties during special events at the Oceanfront. – less

Have been place at Christ Hospital Parking, was a good experience overall.

Great compnay to work for. Going through a merge with Standard Parking. Not everyone gets to keep there job.

Gained experience in different roles and was able to advance myself thanks to some great mentors.

Management is never present. Valets run the department horrible. No accountability. People steel and lie. Absolutely no work ethic

I first started as a traffic director (flag guy) for the US open 2004 my intentions were to make some money to pay my college to which I was already accepted. Got discovered by my future manager when he came to manage for one day, the team saw him as an old guy that wont do nothing to them, the 7 flag guys attending the 10 lane main gate left for shadows – more... leaving me alone to flag in the 10 lanes of cars. We all got sent home, only I returned from that team (I didn't know I got sent to rest) got promoted to continue work through the rest of the Mets 2004 season, then Yankees postseason and before it ended I got sent to work permanent in Far Rockaway.
Typically I would work 2pm-10pm as a cashier, just receiving the tickets from the customers, checking their incoming time and charging accordingly.
The hardest part was dealing with some unruly customers that thought was unfair to charge them for coming to a hospital parking lot, in some occasions endure insults. The other part I made it hard for me attending college in New York city in the morning and running to the train to make it to work at 2PM. I pushed through but wasn't any easy – less

I worked at the shea and yankee stadium.
I learned that is ok to talk with the player of either team
my worker were fun to be with
the hardest part was those hot hot summer days
i enjoy going to the game after work.

always something to learn and improve on. i worked in varioous depts. doing data entry specialist.

typical day:

watching the camera
dealing with irate customers
be a cashier

management is ok and do care when you have problems. some are tough when dealing with customers. i mean, i've seen screaming matches over a lost ticket - even spat upon. there is a greater concern, however, they will cheat you over with pay. i don't know what is going on in – more... the offices but for the last couple of paychecks, my hours do not match my check.

hardest part of the job is dealing with customers. imagine losing your ticket and having to pay the maximum rate of $20 even after you paid. i'd be angry too but, as a cashier, we have to take the brunt of their rage and still somehow convince (manipulate) them to fork over the cash. management, by now, should have found a solution in dealing with this problem. the cashiers should NOT be allowed to take this abuse.

most enjoyable part: down time and helping customers. You will have lots of it so bring an iphone or some books to pass the time. as for the customers, they are great when sober.

also, don't expect to get anywhere in this company. some of my co-workers, who have worked for over 5 years, do not have a regular full-time schedule. – less

A typical day at work is boring, simple and easy, but boring. I sit in a booth all day and sell parking spaces to people at Macarthur Mall, which doesn't seem so bad, but when it comes to the low pay, and poor management it makes the job not even worth it. Management is uncommunicative, unorganized, and improper training of new recruits. I'm not just – more... an employee, but also a student, and have told my superiors and my manager when and what days I go to school, yet they still schedule me on days I have school. They also were supposed to show me a schedule and so far, I have not seen anything even when I have asked it. So this makes it hard on me to know when and what days to come in, and they still schedule me on days I have school, so far I have been able to keep from getting in trouble by reminding them. But if I get in trouble for something I didn't do, then that will become the hardest part of this job, dealing with the management. the only part I enjoyed, was learning how to use the cash register, after that, I just want to find the exit. – less

very productive.good skills. excellent working environment.