Courtyard by Marriott

I was a supervisor at a high-end resort for eight years and decided to take the leap to become an Assistant General Manager. I quickly learned that my opinions didn't matter, only the General Manager's did. I left when I was being scheduled for three overnight shifts a week, because the night auditor didn't show up for multiple shifts. Instead of him being mentored and corrected, I just started working 12-hour shifts to cover for him.

I have been working here for almost a year and this is my favorite job thus far. Most people will help out if you need it.

Everything was great, but the salary it isn’t too good. The manager, the coworkers are great. Helpful

Great experience. Being a department head of the busiest departments it was hard to balance the staff calls offs.

I had a horrible experience for the three years that i worked at The Marriott. I turned the bistro around,the food and service were atrocious when i started. Management did little more than sit and gossip,except for when they were stealing. My only sin was reminding my bosses that my review was 2 years overdue, so that i could get my promised raise for my exceptional work. What happened was i was accused of loudly cursing in the lobby and i was fired. That still stings. My "career" never recovered, the blotch on my work history is still hurting my job chances. Stay far away from The Marriott in Danville Va.

The stress that went with job could have been avoided if ownership were more professional and ethical. The "accountant" is a real piece of work...just don't!