
Out of 65 The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas employee reviews, 65% were positive. The remaining 35% were constructive reviews with the goal of helping The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas improve their work culture.
A soul and empathy would be great
To be noticed and recognized
Not being spoken to disrespectfully is a good start. Employees matter abd should he respected.
Promote fairly. Get rid and make an example of anyone selling jobs. The Casino manager has been selling dealing jobs for a while now- everyone knows it, yet nothing is done about it.
Lazy and necer wamt to work more than 2 days a week
We have at least five meetings a day thst last an hour. Could cover all meetings in ten minites at one time
Maybe we need to contact a union about organizing in order to be treated fairly and spared from retaliation by a petty, vindictive management team that borders on the verge of being sadistic.
Not feeling intimidated by management is a good start
Management needs to be accountable for their misdeeds- which are plenty. Ideally, a massive overhaul would happen, and people that were strong, capable and fair leaders would be brought in to run it.
Let them feel welcomed instead of intimidated
I’m basing this on the “interviews” for full time position promotions in table games. For the love of all that is decent and right, please stop this farce immediately. The morale in your table games department is beyond low-it no longer exists. The damage your inept manag
Management needs training ok how to interact with employees.
Hiring and promotion practices need to be honest, fair and not shrouded in mystery and secrecy. An “interview” to decide who receives a promotion is ridiculous. Claiming that practice makes the process fair is completely insane. There are dealers that opened the
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