It's not hard at all,it's impossible unless you're connected.At some places the valet use to have to pay for prime hours.Do you realize what the unreported tips amount to at a major hotel?
It's not hard at all,it's impossible unless you're connected.At some places the valet use to have to pay for prime hours.Do you realize what the unreported tips amount to at a major hotel?
It's not hard at all,it's impossible unless you're connected.At some places the valet use to have to pay for prime hours.Do you realize what the unreported tips amount to at a major hotel?
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Quote Originally Posted by 666LES:
It's not hard at all,it's impossible unless you're connected.At some places the valet use to have to pay for prime hours.Do you realize what the unreported tips amount to at a major hotel?
It's not hard at all,it's impossible unless you're connected.At some places the valet use to have to pay for prime hours.Do you realize what the unreported tips amount to at a major hotel?
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Quote Originally Posted by 666LES:
It's not hard at all,it's impossible unless you're connected.At some places the valet use to have to pay for prime hours.Do you realize what the unreported tips amount to at a major hotel?
As the other poster said, almost every job at a major casino is hard to get unless you know somebody or you have sewed your roots for many many years. Do not expect to get a great paying job the second you move to Vegas otherwise you will end up with those other kids living under the streets.
As the other poster said, almost every job at a major casino is hard to get unless you know somebody or you have sewed your roots for many many years. Do not expect to get a great paying job the second you move to Vegas otherwise you will end up with those other kids living under the streets.
Like the other posters say unless you have a very solid friend in Mgmnt you are not getting that job. I opened the Stratosphere in1993 as a valet. We made around $10 in hourly wage and $70-$80 in tips each shift. The tips just depend on how many valets are parking cars and the property itself.
The easiest way into the casino business is learn to deal blackjack or craps. Pick one of those two games, and focus like hell for a week or two. After that take your personality to the Gold Coast or Downtown and start grinding.
Do not try and learn roulette or baccarat. Just get in with one of the above games. You can learn the other games on your breaks once you are already dealing.
Like the other posters say unless you have a very solid friend in Mgmnt you are not getting that job. I opened the Stratosphere in1993 as a valet. We made around $10 in hourly wage and $70-$80 in tips each shift. The tips just depend on how many valets are parking cars and the property itself.
The easiest way into the casino business is learn to deal blackjack or craps. Pick one of those two games, and focus like hell for a week or two. After that take your personality to the Gold Coast or Downtown and start grinding.
Do not try and learn roulette or baccarat. Just get in with one of the above games. You can learn the other games on your breaks once you are already dealing.