gestionnaire de stock

surveillant du service alimentaire

front desk agent

EXTREME AIR PARK

Typical day at work was usually getting yelled at by angry customers. Mostly due to the disorganized systems in place and broken arcade games, oh and on occasion customers would complain about the fact that the greedy owners charge .25 cents to use debit. I loved the job in general and it was a fun environment for the most part. The hardest part of the job was trying to communicate with the owners. They are very disorganized and do not agree on anything together. On multiple occasions I would be put in the middle of their "business decisions"and yelled at for listening to one over the other. Very unhealthy work environment! Both owners have made me cry many times. 
I decided to quit Extreme air park, after a guy hurt himself on their  half/pipe. I have a nursing back round so my first reaction was to clear the area and sit with him as I called 911 he was unable to move his legs... it was serious. When the paramedics arrived they walked on the trampoline to help get the guy off, they had their shoes on. The owner proceeded to yell at me on the phone about his precious trampoline. He could not believe I allowed them on his trampoline with their shoes. He actually had me hand my phone to one of the paramedics so he can tell them to get off. It was embarrassing for me. I could not be the manager of a place that treats people the way they do. All the negative reviews on this place are true. Its a shame how poor the management is. I would never recommend anybody to work here... this place could have been awesome if they cared enough about their employees and customers. The most enjoyable part of the job was quitting.

Nice coworkers, fun to work with, but business policies create hostility between customers and staff. Store manager is easy to reach and very hands on to help with issues but overall management of the business is really sketchy... 

- Food safety issues in the staff room
- Often too understaffed to open everything or deal with injuries which means a lot of really upset and hurt customers but nothing you can do to help except get yelled at (sometimes we don't even have first aid supplies)
- Management fires people all the time over small things especially floor staff, and talks bad about employees behind their back
- False advertising of prices on the website obviously makes lots of angry customers
- Condescending signs everywhere telling employees they will have to pay for lost business supplies (stuff that costs almost nothing), or shaming employees in front of their coworkers (like a sticky note in plain view of all cashiers that says "NAME, call MANAGER about X issue" instead of just texting the employee)
- Schedule is only posted to a facebook group, and sometimes you have less than one day notice as schedule is posted on Sunday night but is for Monday-Sunday.

Benefit is above minimum wage pay as a cashier and flexible scheduling & shift swapping as long as your available on most Saturdays & Sundays, outside of that its mostly negative and stressful.

Honestly the only thing I liked about this job was my co workers. Everyone was really cool, even the bosses kids (the ones you actually dealt with) but the hours and pay where sub par. It's okay if you don't care when you work and you're just wanting a bit of extra cash while going through school, but that's about it.  No medical or dental care even if you work full time. In the year I worked there I never met the owner which I found weird. Floor staff basically only works weekends and front staff often works solo, which is pretty stupid, because you never know what might happen. To get out of your shift for family emergencies is a joke. They don't really do anything to assist the process to make it easier on you. Schedules only came with a day's notice for one week 99% of the time so you couldn't really plan anything and honestly they added and changed rules for how they wanted the store ran constantly, so someone was always getting in trouble for something they didn't know was a new rule. If you don't care about any of that and want to work with some pretty cool people, it's fine but for those reasons, I'm glad to have left Extreme air.

The interview isn't even an interview and you are just shown around the place once. Someone who hasn't even been working for more than 5 months is your trainer and you get no safety training at all. Most shifts you work will be with one other person and neither of you will have any special injury handling training. Everyone who worked with me was amazing but the lack of safety training, drama, petty management and the unprofessional boss made the job horrible. There is so much trash talking and the working environment there is very toxic. I heard many stories of employees being cussed out by our boss and we were told we should take bathroom breaks, smoking breaks and things like that before and after our shifts and not during as it is a waste of time. One of the girls I worked with did not get paid the correct wage and when she asked our boss about it, he got mad and said that he was disgusted anyone would ever accuse him of stealing from us. The customers were treated horribly as well and it was really uncomfortable to watch how management dealt with complaints. Many people who I worked with never made it past a couple of months and were fired by text or quit due to hating the job.

Working at Extreme Air Park has been a positive and rewarding experience that has greatly contributed to my professional growth. The management team is not only approachable and readily available to provide assistance, but also understanding when it comes to accommodating employees. This flexibility makes it easy to balance work with other commitments. Additionally, the workplace dynamic is engaging and energetic, offering a great opportunity to develop valuable skills such as multi-tasking, problem-solving, and delivering exceptional customer service. Moreover, Extreme Air Park has a team-oriented and cooperative atmosphere and with supportive co-workers it creates an environment of productivity. The unity and commitment provides an uplifting and fulfilling experience.  

As others have said, pretty big issue with understaffing. Some days are way busier than others, but management doesn't plan for that accordingly so most of the time so you end up having 3 people working on a not busy day and end up sending people home, or you end up having 1 person working with huge lines. You get the hang of things pretty quickly but it gets overwhelming having to handle everything during the extremely busy times, especially with customers constantly complaining about the arcade machines taking their quarters and demanding you refund them. Coworkers were great most of the time, but I think the employees are given too much responsibility to handle the facility.

Starting off, you will be having awesome coworkers 90% of the time. Management, not so much. This is a good opportunity for young individuals who enjoy spending time with kids to work at. 

I would not say this job is the brightest, though. Safety hazards, angry parents, understaffing and nightmarish management were the problems. You would never find yourself catching a break to sit or drink water as a floor attendant. 

On the flip side, what an individual would gain from this job is increased endurance and work experience.

Extreme is a good summer job or a part-time for a student. But you gotta be prepared for 1-week schedules and the joke of training. It's very informal which has its own pros and cons. You can book off days super easy but you don't know when you are working until the start of the week. The coworkers are fun as there are inside jokes and everyone gets along. But the managers are hard to deal with sometimes. The only reason why anyone stays is the pay and the coworkers. If they paid min wage no one would work. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
making connections with ur coworkers 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
when the managers come in they are very rude and make u freak out 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
honestly disgusting, the management isn’t good. they make u clean up biohazards without proper gear and it’s just not very good 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
weekends are very busy and ur always doing something, weekdays are very slow and boring

It's a fun work place and the best way to meet a lot of people as people from all over  the place come and play at the park.
My co workers were awesome they accepted me there like I wasn't new to the team.
I learned how to value time and how to manage time. 
The hardest part of the job was scrubbing the floor for the whole day.
My most enjoyable part of the job is watching the kids jump and play and talking to people in the park.

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