Turning Stone Casino Employer Reviews

Have to park in an employee parking lot and ride a bus over to casino. Usually busy all day long. Co-workers tend to stay in groups. Able to work any time due to being open 24 hours

Walk around break up fights and have great customer service have a set lunch break and the managers are cool

I cleaned all day, i didnt learn much working as a housekeeper. didnt work in managment. my co-workers were great, very supportive and helpful. the hardest part of the job was finding disgusting things in the room and having to clean it. the most enjoyable part was getting paid and my co-workers.

Working hard is recommened
becomming a better person
very social to custumers
very tiring at times
good pay

No job security at Management level. Deters you from applying for a better position within the company.

A typical day at work consists of cleaning and keeping our guests happy. Management is understanding and will to help you out. Co-workers are friendly. The hardest part of the job is it is very tetious work but nothing i cant handle/

I had a blast working at the Turning stone Casino. I worked primarily in the Hotel and convention center. I worked back stage at all concerts, and Ringside at all Boxing events. I worked High profile Security, I had the privilege of escorting all the celebrities that visited the Casino. That was one of my favorite parts of the job. I met a lot of famous – more... people. My favorite part of the job was that I was able to work on my own, independently. My supervisor worked a different shift from me, so I was entrusted with the job of running security in my jurisdiction. I was involved with investigating crimes that had taken place in the Casino with cooperation with the Oneida Nation Police. They were the best law enforcement agency I ever worked with. I also did an apprenticeship with the casino's Locksmith. I was also working on locks and replacing locks within the Casino and at other Oneida Nation Properties. – less

Clean work environment. Good security. Coworkers easy to get along with. Flexible hours.

Worked there 5 years. didnt get along with my last boss but we made it work.

terrible management no one made it easy to work for people were mean didnt care about their employees

A typical day. Clock in. Go to work area and set up to began shift. I learned to wait on customers and take food orders. Management gave out areas where you were to work. Keep work areas clean and customers happy. Co-workers assisted if areas became busy. The hardest part of the job. Dealing with drunk customers. The most enjoyable part of the job, – more... was being able to work in different areas of the casino. – less

I was a cage casier and advanced to a pit clerk. I was bonded and was trusted witha large amounts of money.

Not a bad place to work as long as you can shut your mouth and never speak up. Also never say no to anything that a manager tells you.

Working at the turning stone resort and casino was a very fast paced, organized, and fun place to work. Everyone is very friendly and easy to work with. There is wide range of opportunity with the Casino and a great place to work.