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Royal Caribbean Group

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Royal Caribbean Group reviews

3.9

67% would recommend to a friend

(2,123 total reviews)
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Jason Liberty

74% approve of CEO

69% positive business outlook

Royal Caribbean Group has an employee rating of 3.9 out of 5 stars, based on 2,123 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Royal Caribbean Group employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Hoteles y complejos turísticos industry (3.6 stars).

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2K reviews
3.0
Mar 5, 2012

dynamic leader company.

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

very dynamic for those who have the right connections

Cons

sometimes too many people from the same nationality speaking constantly their own language in the office

4.0
Jan 9, 2012
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Great promotional opportunity and recognition for good work. I was challenged a great deal to grow and develop in my role.

Cons

Slow moving. Will trip over a dollar to pick up a penny. Senior executive team can be overly conservative in their approach.

2.0
Dec 28, 2011
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Beautiful building, full of light. Gourmet food in the cafeteria for only $4 for a whole meal State of the art fitness facility with the best fitness coordinator on the planet Working with travel agents is much nicer than working with direct guests Incentive pay Pay is good for this area

Cons

1. Because the groups/STAR department has more training than individual reservations, the company literally dumps calls from 12 different departments on us constantly, but requires us to keep up with the 300 groups assigned to each one of us without giving us extra time off the phone. If we are five days late making our call outs for group deadlines, we lose our incentive pay, but we aren't given the time to do our jobs. So, many times we work off the clock so that we can stay on top of things. Then, when a bunch of people left the groups/STAR department for several other departments, they only hired about 1/3 of the replacements they needed for the people that left, and just increased the number of groups we each have to handle. Their reasoning was that we are getting our work done, so they don't need as many people. Right. It's because we are working without pay so that we don't get penalized for not getting our work done!!! 2. 50% of the shifts offered to us in Springfield either have split days off (like Wednesday and Sunday), or a closing shift. I understand that they need to staff the closing shifts, but everyone hates them because we have to clear the queue before we can clock out. Sometimes we are there an hour after closing. The company needs to offer higher pay for people assigned a closing shift. That way, people would take the shift by choice and other people could take some of those primo shifts. I might take a closing shift by choice if it paid a dollar an hour more. 3. The new Quality Assurance scoring is ridiculous. The intent of it is great - better customer service, but they need to make it a coaching thing and not tie it to our incentive pay. I've rarely seen anything as nuts as this company's new QA system. It's Alice in Wonderland. 4. The top ten ranked people in our department are on leave through the Family Medical Leave Act. Those of us who show up for work everyday get ranked lower because we get more QA scores and more opportunity to commit some faux pas like saying port charges instead of "non-commissionable cruise fare." If people aren't there, they should not get top ranking. Those of us who do OUR jobs and THEIRS both, should be rewarded with top ranking.

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