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The MGM Grand Las Vegas hotel was founded in 1993 along the Las Vegas Strip in Nevada. The hotel is top-notch and ranked third worldwide by virtue of the best hospitality services offered. The hotel is emerald-colored, colossal, and has a magnificent 45-foot bronze lion in the front. The rooms have been modernized with the best finishing, glass made desks, and the bathrooms are decorated giving them a marble outlook. It has 4 functional swimming pools, 3 whirlpools and a sluggish river. It has an outstanding entertainment venue equipped with golf games and balls that score by themselves. The food is delicious and the customer care services are also competitive as compared to other hospitality venues.

Subsidiary
$100M to $500M
Large
Multiple locations
Traveler Accommodation Companies
1992
Scott Sibella

Departments

What departments MGM Grand Hotel employees work at?
DepartmentsRatio
other occupation36.9%
Personal Care & Services14.4%
Cooks / Food Preparation10.2%
Servers / Bartenders9.1%
Sales / Retail6.3%
Management - Other5.9%
Administrative - Other5.8%
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Team

Professional experience

Professional Growth

How many years of experience do MGM Grand Hotel employees have before joining?
Years of experience at MGM Grand Hotel: Newcomers: 31%, Experiencers: 16%, Experts: 23%, Veterans: 30%. MGM Grand Hotel employees have less than 3 years experience on average before joining.
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Professional Growth

Where did MGM Grand Hotel employees work before joining?
Where they've worked before MGM Grand Hotel: Bellagio, Luxor Hotel and Casino, Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino. Typical MGM Grand Hotel employees have worked at Bellagio.
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Bellagio
Luxor Hotel and Casino
Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino

Professional Growth

What industries did MGM Grand Hotel employees work in previously?
Industry Background: The most typical industries of MGM Grand Hotel: Traveler Accommodation Companies, Niche Food Service Companies, Casinos / Gambling Companies, Full-Service Restaurants, Limited-Service Restaurants. MGM Grand Hotel employees most likely come from a Traveler Accommodation Companies industry background.
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Professional Growth

Where did MGM Grand Hotel employees work before joining?
Past employers' size at MGM Grand Hotel: Small: 26%, Medium: 11%, Large: 63%. Most MGM Grand Hotel employees have previously worked at large companies.
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Educational background

Educational background

What did employees at MGM Grand Hotel study?
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Top educational institutions

Where did employees at MGM Grand Hotel study?
College of Southern Nevada
University of Nevada-Las Vegas
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Employee data

Professional Growth

How long do people stay in a role at MGM Grand Hotel?
Time employed at MGM Grand Hotel: <1: 6%, 1-3: 19%, 4-8: 34%, 9-13: 18%, 14-20: 13%, 20+: 10%. Most MGM Grand Hotel employees stay with the company for 4-8 years which is the same as the industry average.
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Culture & Values

How does MGM Grand Hotel rank for age & gender diversity?
Gender ratio at MGM Grand Hotel: 60.7% Male and 39.3% Female. Age ratio at MGM Grand Hotel: 16-20: 0%, 21-30: 39%, 31-40: 29%, 41-50: 18%, 51-60: 10%, 60+: 4%. MGM Grand Hotel rates - 6.7% less female than the industry average. Most MGM Grand Hotel employees are 21-30, which is below the industry median age range.
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Professional Growth

What are the top roles at MGM Grand Hotel?
Top roles of MGM Grand Hotel: Bartender, Concierge, Manager, Executive Chef, Banquet Server. The top role at MGM Grand Hotel is Bartender.
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Bartender
Concierge
Manager
Executive Chef
Banquet Server

Career advancement

Professional Growth

How does MGM Grand Hotel rank for career advancement?
Career advancement at MGM Grand Hotel: low. MGM Grand Hotel ranks low for career advancement which is same as the industry average.
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