Long time lurker, first time poster here. I had a question that I figured I could and should run by you guys. I've been planning on moving to Williamsburg for the past year now and things are all starting to fall together for the move to happen. All that I need now is a job. I have 7 years worth of grocery store experience so I'm sure it wouldn't be difficult for me to get a job at a local grocery store in the area, however, I don't know that I want to continue working in retail. That brought me to consider working for Busch Gardens.
Like most of you here, Busch Gardens is very near and dear to my heart. It's honestly my favorite place to visit. That brings me to my questions. Firstly, does anyone here have any experience working with Busch Gardens that can tell me what I can expect? Is it an enjoyable place to work? The job I was considering applying for was "Area Host" meaning I keep my section of the park clean, taking out the trash, cleaning the bathrooms, sweeping the walkways, etc.
Now, that brings me to my two conflicting thoughts about working at Busch Gardens. My initial thought was, "hey, I can get a job at a place I love and maybe it'll make work more enjoyable." Then after some more thinking, I thought, maybe it would be the exact opposite. Maybe working there would cause me to no longer love Busch Gardens like I currently do.
Any thoughts or advice? This is my last hurdle to jump to make the move I've been working towards for the past year now so any help and/or advice is tremendously appreciated!
Like most of you here, Busch Gardens is very near and dear to my heart. It's honestly my favorite place to visit. That brings me to my questions. Firstly, does anyone here have any experience working with Busch Gardens that can tell me what I can expect? Is it an enjoyable place to work? The job I was considering applying for was "Area Host" meaning I keep my section of the park clean, taking out the trash, cleaning the bathrooms, sweeping the walkways, etc.
Now, that brings me to my two conflicting thoughts about working at Busch Gardens. My initial thought was, "hey, I can get a job at a place I love and maybe it'll make work more enjoyable." Then after some more thinking, I thought, maybe it would be the exact opposite. Maybe working there would cause me to no longer love Busch Gardens like I currently do.
Any thoughts or advice? This is my last hurdle to jump to make the move I've been working towards for the past year now so any help and/or advice is tremendously appreciated!
