Lincoln, Calif.- Thunder Valley Casino Resort is looking to fill over 100 full and part-time positions at its job fairs throughout the month of May. Everybody got along, and it was fun to work together.Seeking to fill over 100 positions with on-the-spot interviews The most enjoyable part were my co-workers, and balancing my bank. There are several banks that you work with, so sometimes it can take up to an hour to find the slightest mistake. You have to go through so much paperwork. The hardest part of my job was when either you, or someone else could not balance their bank. You were able to talk to them comfortably, and let them know if your having a problem, without even being scared of them. They werent the ones where you have to hide things from. My supervisors were the best supervisors anyone can ever have. Not everyday was perfect, and I would have to call a Supervisor to come and help me balance.

During my free time, I would be rolling coins and adding them to the coin vault. Most the time I would count out co-workers that work on the floor, and make sure that their banks balanced. When I would get to work, I would have to look at the schedule to see what bank I was to be working at. If you have a thick skin and nothing bothers you at all or if you’re a huge brown noser then you’ll be just fine. If you happen to call in sick get ready for some icy glares. Get guilt trips for not coming in if they call you on your day off and for scheduling time off. The attendance policy is extremely strict and you have to work every holiday as well as weekends. I’ve seen physical altercations that get out of control happen right in front of me. The guests are usually angry (because if they come to the cage they probably lost all their money and need more) and extremely rude, sometimes even threatening. There are a lot of busses and if you’re not a favorite you’ll get thrown under them. Finger pointing and zero accountability taken on the parts of immature, two-faced management. Training isn’t long enough and it’s easy to make big mistakes. Gossip and backbiting by employees and management is non-stop. The nepotism in management is out of control. Free paid lunch but it’s almost never good food. Not as easy as it sounds, there’s a lot to the job itself so it’s a little challenging which is good. Exciting environment that pays decent wage.

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