Drive Shack reviews about "pay"

Low pay, understaffed, overworked sometimes.

Scheduling can be weird at times

Culturally, you couldn't imagine a more terrible place. They do not have enough money to pay their bills. The CEO made all of these cuts and only kept her unqualified friends. The new HR is a disaster, the CEO is cruel and unapproachable who makes it her life's mission to avoid any type of feedback or tough conversation. Rumor is the CEO is looking for a new position, based on her shameless self promotion on LinkedIn, she may be but no other industry will touch her because of her lack of experience and vindictive nature

Management is cliquey and unorganized. Dramatic work environment.

Awful company, awful CEO. Very poorly run. Company is involved in multiple lawsuits and investigations. It feels like the CEO just throws darts at a board when deciding what to do next with the business. The company is on a major decline and it doesn't seem like the CEO cares. Directly after making major changes to the company that cut our profits in half, the CEO did a visit to our location, walked around for maybe five minutes while talking on his phone, and left without saying anything. If you decide to work here, you will most likely be searching for another job within a year. I've watched positions and hours get cut, as well as wages get decreased, resulting in understaffing. No benefits if you're not full time. At least two weekend days are required in your availability, making it difficult to get a second job (which is needed if you work here.) Every previous employee I've spoken with has agreed that they would return to the company if upper management did a better job.

Upper management was rude and disrespectful, corporate wasn't helpful at all, false promises of growth opportunity, poor pay

Just like many places in the service industry, big difference in pay for weekdays vs weekends

Cons happen with every job