Management was great and everyone was like family. Very diverse employees. I had a great time getting to meet people who were from all over the world and learning other people’s perspectives on culture and how their world runs.
Janitorial (Current Employee) – Ft. Worth, TX – April 8, 2018
I worked threw a temp agency, So management wasn't all that great but if I had worked straight threw DFW itself it would have been worth keeping the job
Records & Information Administrator (Current Employee) – Irving, TX – April 8, 2018
My job is a productive and fun place to work and you lean a lot. Management is supportive and everyone is very friendly. Being around really good People.
am in charge of a 5 men crew you have to be really fast and you cant not make any mistakes i have to do like 35 flights and thousands bags that go to different places .. and you cant not make a mistake caused if you do it will caused the company money
When I got there it was the place to work. Bonuses and pay raises to beat the band. Towards the end we had layoffs, early retirements, and whittling of our benefits. It is not the place I worked when I started there.
Team lead (Former Employee) – Dallas, TX – March 19, 2018
Fun place to work very quick pace! Would do it again in a heartbeat. Great opportunity to meet new people and see different cultures, everyone should experience!
IT SECURITY ADMINISTRATOR (PROLIIM) (Current Employee) – Dallas, TX – March 13, 2018
This is a good environment with quality people working at DFW and this is a fast pace and makes the day go by because you are always busy, all of my co-workers are friendly and nice.
This is overall a great work environment in which you meet lots of different people who travels across the states as well as great for customer service as well as servong the customers and being of great help
ITS/Records Management/Scanning and Data Entry (Former Employee) – DFW Airport, TX – February 19, 2018
The Records Management department at DFW Airport has a fantastic leader. The environment is profession yet relaxed. Birthdays and goals are celebrated.
HR Generalist (Former Employee) – Fort Worth, TX – February 17, 2018
I worked in the Human Resources Department. The Airport Board focused a great deal on employee morale and offering development training. Collaborative team and great people. Due to this being such a great place to work, people tend to stay causing limited opportunity to advance. Lack of career advancement is the only reason why I left.
Operation General Manager/HR (Current Employee) – Dallas, TX – February 16, 2018
Incredible place to work for. They treat you like family, you get 50% discount , you will always feel safe. The leaders are so positive , they always willing to go they extra mile for you.
ABM is very Stressful Operational Function, Poor ABM Managements overall, No Lunch Break For Dispatcher, Not enough shift coverage. The hardest part of this job is that you're not appreciate of your job performance.
He was a good place to work ..one of the bad things about working there was the team lead..they were no really helping the new members of the team by no really explaining us what to do.. Other than that everything else was good
Prductive Interaction with World class customer flying to DFW Airport
Immigration Translator (Current Employee) – CBP of DFW International Airport – January 25, 2018
This very exciting to handle the people of the different part of the World.• Actively participated in planning and implementation of routine activities, campaign and yearly work plan development • Assist the Government counterpart to identify hard to reach areas and hard to approach areas to prepare effective micro plan.
Simulator Program Manager (Former Employee) – DFW Airport, TX – January 24, 2018
wonderful work/life balance. great coworkers open door management policy multiple employee activities (gym, sports tournaments, art shows) too much management -- too many and too many levels poor manager are not dealt with properly
Valet Attendant (Current Employee) – Irving, TX – January 21, 2018
Good job to get if you're looking for something easy. They're always hiring. It's a very simple job to do. Just know how to drive and be a safe driver. Hours are extremely flexible so perfect for college students
Online support desk supervisor (Former Employee) – Dallas, TX – January 20, 2018
I loved working for the airline and wanted to further my degree.Earned J.D. Power Contact Center certification for work done at Delta Airlines as a collective group effort for Premium Sales and Customer Service experience that I helped provide by focusing on elevated performance and customer service satisfaction.
I had a good time working there and it was unfortunate the contract ended. But now looking for other more permanent positions than the recent 2 year contract.
Night Shift Supervisor/Nightly Auditor (Former Employee) – Irving, TX – December 15, 2017
Working at DFW was a great experience. There are a variety of companies and jobs within the airport creating multiple ways one could earn income and have a career at DFW.
Typical day spent on performing simple tasks but no 2 days ever the same. Something unusual to bizarre occurs frequently to keep you interested in the job. Great workplace culture with lots of perks and company logo items. The hardest part of the job is always filling in for people with poor work ethics. The rotating schedule starts to wear most down after a while resulting in high turn-overs and frequent calling in sick.
Pros
All the coffee you can drink for free and great training.
Cons
Salaries based on regional location versus size of the airport, Little to no chance of promotion.