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Not a hard job; laid back for the most part
Security Guard (Former Employee), Lake Buena Vista, FL –
Pros: allowed me to work with the public
Cons: not many benefits; not much room for advancement
A typical day at work included, but not limited to, patrolling inside and outside to ensure safe environment for employees, guests and visitors. I really didin't learn too much because I brought a lot of knowledge and skills from previous jobs and schooling. I really enjoyed working with the public, whether they were pleasent or not because I'm a people – more...  person and I believe no matter who you deal with, there's always an opportunity to learn something. – less
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Fun place to work at with a lot of opportunities to learn new things.
Supervisor (Former Employee), Las Vegas, NV –
There was never a typical day at work, which is awesome. Management was great, co-workers easy to get along with.
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Workplace fun to work with others.
Private Security Officer (Current Employee), Hanover, MD –
Professional in learning to become starting security officer.
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Good company to work for if you dont have a family
Security Officer (Current Employee), Independence, MO –
Pros: 30 min paid lunch breaks
Cons: no insurance, no mace, cuffs, anything we should have we dont.
Valor Security Services is not intended to be a real security company. They do not provide anything but uniforms to their employees. They are ran by corp. executives that has never been in security or law enforcement and do not know anything about the buisness. Let alone provide the utilities that we need to do a job effective.
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Great company to work for.
Director of Security at Westlake Center, Seattle (Current Employee), Nashville, TN –
Regional Vice President has a great understanding of the operations and the needs of the property and region. Company offers excellent entry and management level training. Company offers excellent benefits and opportunity for growth within the company.
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Great team working environment, challenging and rewarding
Field Training Officer (Former Employee), Tucson, Arizona –
Pros: self paced, challenging and rewarding job, lots of team support
Cons: not much support if on the nightshift, angry managers can be challenging to work with
A great place to sharpen your skills with verbal and written communications with the public. Being a security officer is not the easiest job to do, but the management there did everything to try to support their security officers as best possible.
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***Overall, company is excellent to work for !!!
Assistant Public Safety/Security Director (Former Employee), Orlando fl –
Pros: good pay and nice uniforms.
Cons: unfair advancement practices toward females.
But advancement for woman is rare, and some " MALE " Directors do not give females an equal chance, as is shown toward our male counterparts, as I have witnessed, thank you.
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About Valor Security Services

Valor offers the most comprehensive, ongoing training program in the industry, designed to find and develop the best officers – Read more