Harrah's Entertainment Inc. Employer Reviews

Coctail Server on Casino Floor
Customer Satisfaction in a fast paced environment
Maintaing a safe and clean work station

A typical day on this job would be very busy and steady work. I learned on this job gaming regulations and the importance of patrons and staff safety in the casino. Management there when need, very hands on. Co-workers there when need. The hardest part of the job would be dealing with outrage patrons. The most enjoyable part of this job will be meeting – more... different people. – less

This job is a great place to work at. Its full of life with co-workers and customers.

A place for adults to enjoy Gaming and entertainment. As a dealer you have to greet customers, offer assistance to customers when needed while dealing all table games in a friendly fun atmosphere.

I walk in and its stressful. Management don't listen or try to meet you half way.

Economy started going downhill so labor got cut back so all the chefs had to "support" our employees work areas to cover gaps in coverage even though the union employees complained about less hours even though they didn't realise we were covering their union jobs. (idiots) The employees in the buffet stab each other in the back each day so they have – more... something to talk about rather than focus on the guests. If you get caught breathing the wrong way you will get documented so watch out for this area. The paperman cometh, and that right so! – less

The management here definately subscribes to furthering its own culture. You have to drink the Kool Aid to get along. Advancement seems difficult.

The job was fun in enjoying at first as the weeks go by supplies was getting harder to fine some Co.worker do not know the mineing of team work. I'm a team player in that was so heartbreaking . I trust management to do they part . I have a new job opportunity now the pay is Dollars more so I Resigned

I did enjoy being able to assist patient's with medical emergencies.

Learned to have patience. As well as great customer care and service.

Balancing a cash drawer of 180k, excellent customer service, and data entry. For the most part management is ok. The co-workers are great people from many diverse backgrounds. The hardest part of the job is standing on your feet for long periods of time. The most enjoyable is meeting all the different customers and the stories they have to tell.

a typical day was a 9-5, I learned how to support multiple systems, the management was fair along with my co-workers, the hardest part of the job was working overnight, the most enjoyable part of the job was the casino environment

Having fun with the customer and enjoying the game that I'm dealing. It was fun and exciting to learn how to deal dice, blackjack, roulette and the carnival games that the casino have in them. The managers are every easy to get alone with as long as you're doing your job. It's fun to work with your co-workers because you have to look out for each other. – more... Having to deal with a unsatisfied customer. When you have done your job to the best of your ability and supervisor notice it. – less

Dealt with customers and processed wagers on horse races and sporting events

daily interactions with guest and co-workers.What I learned was women from India don't get "HOT" in the desert, like white women do.

Nice place to work, but was working full-time schedule when only part-time. I enjoyed working their , but the over schedule and weekly double shifts tired me when trying to juggle school as well.

This job was just a job I wanted to move up but that was not going to happen working for the casino life. I worked all shift could do anything with my family. The hard part was staying awake the co-works was okay. the enjoyable part of this job was making it home. Driving is my passion. Management was some what okay but some was not just come in and – more... do your job. – less

This job was a great learning experience about life in general! I enjoyed the people I worked with as well. The money was outstanding for what I did all day-play games!

The immediate work group was great, some better than others with very few slugs. The higher up the management levels the further the disconnect from the realities of day to day maintenance and the requirements. I enjoyed the job and its varried content and the feeling of accomplishment.

Very stable job. A shift at Harrahs flew by. Great pay, free lunch, uniforms