Station Casinos Employer Reviews

Team atmosphere, learned Delphi software that will help me in future positions.

Processing Race and Sports audit and down loads

I was laid off from payroll due to the business, I was picked up by the accounting office for audits, I was put in the gaming audits for R/S books audits, I picked up the audits very quick and all the down loads.
I loved the people I worked with and became very good friends with some of the girls I worked – more... with. I am still very close to them.
I loved the challenge of learning something new. – less

Been working here for a few years, on-call status...do everything I can to set myself apart, but performance reviews seem to be thrown in the trash. Full timers get first pick on shifts regardless of skills/performance, and I never know how many hours I'll get. Constantly have to work past scheduled hours due to incompetent scheduling (having 1 person – more... working on a saturday has happened...)

Management is a mixed bag, but all seem to have their hands tied by corporate, even in common sense matters.

Overly discipline heavy rulebook, put on final notice after missing 3 days in 4 months, 2 of which were medical emergencies with documentation

Payrate is good, but Ive had better...the rate doesnt mean much when you dont know if you'll have 40 hours or 20 in a week. Also you are heavily discouraged from having a second job while on call, and the always changing schedules make it next to impossible anyway. Because of this I am forced to be on foodstamps.

All in all, work here if you gotta, but keep looking, cause you aren't going to move up at all. – less

Responsible for handling all types of guest calls, such as: dining reservations, hotel questions and request, billing/folio inquiries and disputes for 13 properties. What I learned is how important the power of team work is in this atmosphere. My team members were amazing. The best part of the job was my team members.

I only left to re-locate closer to me family. I would work there again if I were to move back to Las Vegas.

great team work and respect of each other. they kept you current on your job description. never sweated the money ie. the casino bets. was able to apply my 25 years of experience because it meant something to management. a typical swing shift night would go by quickly because you were busy with customers. most enjoyable part of the job was being able – more... to resolve a guest issue and keep them playing at our casino....using my experience tool box – less

This company has become so corporate micro managed that no matter how high or low you are on the ladder you are screwed my friends! The money was great, but not for all the BS I had to endure

I started back in 2008 working for Red Rock, then left came back into the Wild Wild West Gambling Hall and Casino, Then finally Texas Station.

What did I learn from all three is real simple, the company does not care about if you are right or wrong in a situation depending on the situation. They really have poor management.

While working in security – more... I realized showing up early set people off, because they felt I was out for there job and I was making them look bad, so even managers an supervisors felt this way, so trying to move up in the company is a joke. They keep certain people in the huish hush table as a better to know as favortism, the company claims they do not do this LOL they do it all the time. Just need see it for yourself.

The pay was crummy, the benefits were alright, but they hardly give raises and freeze raises due to company losses. The Department in security is always acting like cops half the time, there are some or few people who actually get this term. – less

A typical day was refreshing, working with people who treated each other with respect. The hardest part of the job was being behind closed doors. The most enjoyable part was to help people.

Station Casinos is not recomended for any Manager. They are embattled against the union and thus foster a hostile work environment where managers are abused and victimized by TM after suffering outrageous expectations. All to acheive public trading status again.
This used to be a great company but it is best described now as lost.
The culture only exists – more... for union affiliated Team Members now. – less

Management is horrible, they take care of people under their control and pick out ones that don't conform to their every wish... Corporate level management states they have a fun family oriented work atmosphere but only comparable to a 2nd uncle that no one likes that you would invite over for Christmas Dinner out of sheer pity. I have found quite a – more... few good TM that are a pleasure to work with but equal amount that are hard to work with on daily basis. Management claims they have open door policy but only when its open to their opinion and not yours... Very stingy with any incentives to work harder... If a guest complains about someone in department and we add our side of the story our management throws us under the bus so to say and takes care of guests even if it was a by the book policy concern. Would not recommend this company to anyone... Management likes to hire back people that have repeatedly been let go for obvious reasons. Corporate always saying how they pay you highest in casino industry but whenever I compare to properties in city seem to be lowest even after raises... – less

I was a long term (10 years) with another small casino when Station Casinos bought them. They promised they would keep us all after the remodel of the property. Afterwards, all the new people that were hired were hired on a part time basis--meaning no benefits. All of us from before had benefits and vacation time and eventually were forced out. Management – more... definitely has it's "favorites" and if you're not in their "clique" watch out! They also say they care about their gaming guests, but why would someone who was gambling get a much smaller shot of liquor in their cocktail than a guest who was paying cash for their drink? Go figure.... – less

Company pays lowest wages in the industry but expects top performance. Company shows no loyalty towards employees. Stations is constantly looking to cut employees and limit full time employees, making many ineligible for benefits.

The culture in theory is a great message, but in reality is little practiced on property.

Blatant favoritism shown in hiring/promotions, mgmt treats themselves to good times using company expenses in full view of front line employees. Tongues are held for fear of job loss.

Gained knowledge about the casino industry and good atmosphere to work

Working at Stations was awsome, The F&B team at the time was all a younger group, very open to any idea to increase revenue, and our guest and team member experience.

dealing with the guests of the casino, knowing all promotions and rules of the casino. Learned 2 more computer programs, management was great and my co-workers were amazing.

station casinos was my first job on a big corporate company, it was a good decision, a great place to network and expand my resume.

this is a great job . i really enjoyed working for station casinos .

love it but does not pay enough, loved working there, however location closed,