“grad student”

Pros:  “being a graduate student at Stanford is nice because of the name recognition, beautiful surroundings, and collaborative atmosphere”

Cons:  “working at stanford subjects one to really horrible traffic, even more horrible parking availability” – Full Review

“Nice company to work for”

Pros:  “Fair employer Multiple locations Fun people to work with”

Cons:  “Not about pppleOne per say, but the whole marketing is suffering a lot with the current economy” – Full Review

“Great company in it's prime thoughout the 1990's and early 2000's.”

Pros:  “Was a pioneer in the Fitness Industry, that produced thousands of great employees in sales, management, an service fields.”

Cons:  “Two corp BK in 2 years will tear any company down.” – Full Review

“Great Company as a whole, be careful of the individual property you choose to work for.”

Pros:  “- Lots of training and devlopement - Always chances to move up within the company - Fair wages (Location sensitive) - Employee engagment and incentive programs (Location…”

Cons:  “- Depending on the size of the property the General Manager can seem unreachable and out of touch with the lower level staff. (i.e non manager and executive staff…” – Full Review

“I learned a lot but the pay was bad”

Pros:  “Great training They treat their employees very well for the most part They value their guest and that brings happy and returning guests all the time”

Cons:  “Pay was very low, I was getting paid the same as when I worked as a sales rep but I had 10.000 more responsibilities. Early hours or late hours, but that was…” – Full Review

“Good Expereince”

Pros:  “Travel benefits and training are great. There are a lot of different Marriott brands to move to.”

Cons:  “Benefits in the hotel industry are not great. You move from hotel to hotel for promotions and raises.” – Full Review