Norwegian Cruise Line Employer Reviews

Teaching and directing a cast of talented performers ranging from singers to dancers to gymnasts and aerialists. Physically demanding days that become very rewarding once the shows are set.

Managing all types of different learning styles and identifying the best teaching methods to get the most out of each performer.

Working alongside talented, creative, – more... passionate co-workers everyday.

Scheduling time appropriately so that deadlines can be met. – less

I got a chance to show my skill set here at each point.i have utilize very base element here

I was given a job on the N.C.L.A. Pride of America after completing their training course in Piney Point, MD. I wanted to pursue a job in the culinary field this was an amazing opportunity to develop my desires. While employed i was shown a great learning workplace while maintaining all safety drills we participated in. Leadership was hard because it – more... was a primarily foreign ran company. I was a victim of discrimination so i voluntarily quit my position aboard the ship. – less

I spent over a decade with them and saw many changes, some not so good, but at the time of my departure in 2012 changes were AWESOME!

There were was one department where management was not so good, in fact, the director has a Napoleonic complex, and is abusive and vindictive against employees, but because of the years of service and experience it is – more... overlooked. It is a small department so don't be affraid because the biggest area, Passenger Services, the VP is FANTASTIC! each manager there is better than the next! but overall it was a great experience!

The biggest downside is that employees paid almost as much as a paying customer to go on a cruise regardless of seniority.

They instituted a pension plan for everyone who had more than 30 years in the company (there are many people like that).

However, having now cruise with other cruise lines I can tell their on board service still has a LOOOOOOOOOOOOONG way to go to be similar to Disney or RCCL.

Nevertheless it was a very good place to work and I would say to anyone, if you have the chance to work there DO IT! – less

A very different life in cruise line industry, very challenging where you have to be like 24/7 in your line of work.

Cruising company which included ship tours, inaugurals, traveled, met a ton of wonderful people.
I was able to cruise, but a working cruise. Able to help fellow employees, clients, whomever needed my services.

Responsible for selling Norwegian cruise products directly to consumers by cultivating and maintaining customer relationships that included initiating calls to customers, building rapport, and recommending modifications to products and services which promote customer retention, drove direct sales, and ensure an overall superior customer service experience – more... with Norwegian. – less

Working for NCL was good experience for me. I worked as junior waiter assisted the waiter to serve food to our guests. I’ve met different kinds of people all over the world traveling from island to island. The management was good and very well organized. The Staff is very friendly and team work oriented. The Ship has also provided me a place to stay – more... and food no charge.
Contract was for 5 months they also paid for my airfare. What I loved working is work straight 5 months and 1 month vacation and repeat. – less

my first cruise ,after working before only in restaurant environement.

best place to work if your willing to travel and make some great money, But you will be working close to 80 hours a week!

As a former captain of tugs and tankers I was surprised by how totally unorganized a ship could be.
The captain and crew got the job done of getting the ship from port to port just fine, but the rest was a mess.

Experienced with fine dining etiquette, food and wine pairing, completed opening and closing procedures including setting up necessary tools and supplies, created excellent workng relationships with co-workers which created a solid team that often met and exceeded goals, ensured guest satisfaction with every table

this is one of my favorite jobs ive ever had. I wish i could go back

what I've learned in norwegian cruise line was be a good employee who knows how to communicate with co-workers in the workplace. i learned how to roast meat, and cooked diffirent dishes.

I loved working for NCL. I have never worked harder in my life, and was never home, but I will cherish the people and the experience for the rest of my life.

Working an average of 70+ hours per week is hard work, but very fun while sailing aboard a cruise ship. I learned different cultures while living in tight quarters. Fast paced environment where everything is all about work. This is one of the best experiences of my life! What a way to network! Starting out as a restaurant hostess in the largest restaurant – more... on the ship and ending as the restaurant Administrative assistant. – less

I worked as a musician on two ships. Various gigs on a 7 day cruis to Alaska.

While working in the Norwegian Cruise Line I never came to face any kind of major problems. I had a really co-operative team and really enjoyed working with my team mates. After a tiring day getting together with my team and some of the other staff we would enjoy a nice dinner. Even our seniors would join us so that made us feel very comfortable and – more... honored as well. It really built up a good relation between the seniors and as well as the junior staff. – less

I've learned a lot,specially more training, because of these it cultivate my knowlege in performing boat drills,thats give me a enjoyable job.

Provide excellent customer services to our guest on board while cruising, delivering great vacation experiences