4 June 2024
Large Potential hindered by insecure ownership
Anonymous employee
Homestead Country Club Reviews
3.2
39% would recommend to a friend
32% positive business outlook
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9 reviews
3.0
29 Aug 2023
Such potential and for some reason the pieces don't seem to fit.
Current employee, less than 1 year
Prairie Village, Johnson, KS
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook
Pros
A pleasure to interact with good hearted members. They have benefits. This is a place that really could be amazing. I've been there for almost a year and have really enjoyed and worked my rear off. Seems there is never anyone on staff that cares about anything. Like the small things. So I find myself doing many departments jobs or running myself thin just for the greater good. The amount of turn over is really hard to conceive ! If the there is no constant with labor maybe that means the constant is turn over? When something like this is occurring maybe there is a deeper issue..
Cons
read above. i don't like to say bad things about anyone.. however you might think that a employee should have to hide away documents regarding pay structure. This is a sad thing and it hurts my heart
2.0
18 June 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook
Pros
Homestead is a steady job. They always want and need staff to come in to help, so you will have no shortage of hours. Nearly all of the employees are friendly and nice.
Cons
Where do I start? Management is non-existent at Homestead. Your efforts will be met with criticism. You will be drained by the end of your short shift, and you will go home covered in trash juice. You will sit in the sun, even on your break. Except, you never get a break. Because if anyone sees you sitting at the guard table, immediately you are deemed useless, lazy, and not doing your job (since we are supposed to be cleaning every moment that we are not on stand). There is a camera focused on the guard table to make sure you do not get a break. You want a raise? Forget about it, they can't afford you. You want a properly staffed shift? Nope, they can't afford that either. You will be given 0 supplies, 0 guidance, and 0 oversight but you are soley responsible for everything that goes wrong. Management will yell at you, members will yell at you, other departments will yell at you, and you will be children's babysitters all summer. The current management picks favorites so make sure you get on his good side, or else he will deny your punch requests! The best part is you can't park on property- you have to walk 15 minutes to the country club! Remember that this is unpaid, in the summer sun. The members consist of wealthy folk who raise children who don't know how to clean up after themselves, so get ready to be a busboy too. You'll also need to get on your hands and knees to scrub baked-on messes on the concrete. Also, you may get injured on this job because there is no oversight. Do not agree to carry heavy equipment by yourself, do not pour in chemicals without protection; you have to stand up for yourself. You will have to advocate for your own safety and legal protection. This place is a walking, talking lawsuit just waiting to happen so you must look out for yourself. Besides that, nearly all of the guards don't enforce rules. If you try to make change, you will be the only one doing so. There is no HR department. So good luck!
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