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Assistant Supervisor (Current Employee), San Diego, CA – December 12, 2012
Great place to work hard to move up. Loved working closly with guest and team members. Love the benifits Seaworld gives you regarding tickets
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Professional and fun work environment
Beverage Host (Former Employee), San Diego, CA – October 18, 2012
Served the guests with a positive attitude in a great environment. Time management skills were necessary to complete tasks along with good communication among supervisors and coworkers. Overall a great place to work with mostly happy people enjoying their day.
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Shady at times
Beverage Host (Current Employee), San Diego, CA – August 28, 2012
On the whole working at SeaWorld is great. However there are times when I have been forced to go five and a half hours being allowed a break. I wouldn't say anything if it only happened once, but in reality it happens almost every week.
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Seasonal Merchandise Photographer (Current Employee), San Diego, CA – August 17, 2012
Pros: seasonal employees get a lot of benefits, long breaks and long lunches, free tickets are included after a 30 day period!, management is really good about giving requested time off.
Cons: heat! overhiring! not enough hours and it's almost impossble to get full time.
My typical day at work is just taking photos of guests. That's the constant in everything I do, except clerking. I've learned to interact with guests in positive environments and to handle problems when guests aren't always the happiest. The management is broken down into 3 tiers: Assistant Supervisors, Supervisors and Managers. It's not very hard to – more... get into an AS position and it gets your foot through the door. – less
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About SeaWorld San Diego

Swimming with the fishes takes on a whole new meaning at these parks. SeaWorld Entertainment is one of the US's largest theme – Read more