The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas Employer Reviews

Always enjoy every day at work, busiest day must be the weekends with a lot of challenges, but with the right attitude plus effort and support of management and coworkers job or assigned tasks gets done.

A Team conformed of leaders from all the different companies around Vegas came to create Magic at a new resort.

Very juvenile and unprofessinal. They go through employees like water.

Ran a call center dealing with both reservation, general information and operator calls. Spent most of the day resolving issues for both guests and agents troubleshooting both possible service issues as well as system issues. Worked in an environment of change in both supervisory teams as well as focus for resolving guest issues. During time at the – more... cosmopolitan I worked under two different directors and five different managers creating a difficult adjustment to focuses on service, definitely one of the biggest challenges. I did enjoy the challenge and learning opportunity of different departments. – less

The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas has created a newand dynamic gaming and culinary experience for both the guests and the employees. The company culture encourages and values their employees. Great place to learn and grow.

A typical day at work would be coming into work five minutes early before work shift and go to staff meeting and get familiar daily task.

I have learned safety procedures.

Management overall is good.

The hardest part of the job is that some co-employees are jealous, they gossip and is misleading.

The most enjoyable part of the job is providing excellent – more... customer service to guests. – less

There are really no good things I can say about the beverage department at the Cosmoplolitan. The managers are all on different pages, there is no communication. One day this is the way to do things and the next day it changes. They are not strict on appearance which causes waitressses and managers to show up to work not looking presentable. Each pre-shift – more... meeting is negative, the morale is very low. – less

Never know what my day would look like, my role changed often. I had the privelage of being and executive over front desk, bell desk, valet, transportation, group operations, PAD, and housekeeping. I loved working with the pre-opening team, the culture was awesome.

The experience was priceless from opening a world-class resort to building a culture.

love your work, be honest and follow the rules as provided by the law. share with good relation your knowledge to your co workers. maintain good working relation with the managament, handle with care the hardest part of the job, enjoy working with anybody specially assisting with the guest.

The hype was to be different and exceptional. Everything is high tech and there are a lot of glitches. Each department works independently of the other and communication is poor. Your opinions were supposed to count and you were encouraged to share ideas for improvement. Best to keep your mouth shut. Follow through was minimal. Get everything documented – more... to protect yourself if you work there. Lots of things happen there that are kept under wraps. Coworkers were not happy and turnover was high. Negative work atmosphere. If you are good at keeping secrets, then this is the place for you to work. – less

I loved this job and the Chefs are great. This restaurant was very busy. Fast paced work enviorment

A typical workday would be very busy and I learned how to manage my time more. the management was very generous and let us know to take our time and the co-workers were vey nice and helpful toward each other. The hardest part of our job was getting through the day smoothly while trying to finish your assignment in a timely manner. The most enjoyable – more... part was when you were able to speak with the guest while providing service to their rooms. – less

Very fast paced job.
The people you work with are awsome.
Management was very nice.
The hardest part was trying to find everything you would need to
complete your daily tasks.

The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas afforded me the opportunity to learn, in depth, about the casino industry. I was trained in First Aid and CPR that I can take with me on a day to day basis in life. Management team was well structured. Being in the Security department, coworkers became more than just coworkers, we built camaraderie and looked out for one – more... another on and off the job. The most difficult part of the job was seeing some acts that most people never even realize happen in a casino. I truly enjoyed the ability to help others in more ways then simple customer service. – less

Awesome place to work, good sense of corporate community, and a new way of doing business. Refreshing.