How are the career development opportunities at Royal Caribbean Group?

Great benefits and advancement opportunities.

You need to live in the Miami area. Very difficult area, a lot of traffic.

Great industry and benefits like going to the shakedowns. Flexibility at work and you have a cafeteria like Whole Foods. They weigh it and you pay like 50% off.

International doesn’t have too much visibility and it makes like 20 - 10% of profit compared to North America, so in international pay rates are really low and there is no growth opportunity there. HR isn’t really helpful for international as well.

Decent cafeteria and Starbucks (for employees exclusively) with discounts

Hostile work environment Retaliation Poor leadership with no accountability High turnover, mostly voluntary due to lack of career opportunities for internal candidates Compensation below market value, except for leadership

Company values employees, lots of opportunities and great benefits.

Salary doesn’t align with Miami cost of living.

Good work culture and teamwork, opportunity to learn new skills, exposure to international cuisine, chances to grow professionally, supportive colleagues.

Long working hours with less breaks, physically demanding job, pressure during peak service hours, limited work-life balance, career growth can be slow.

They offer a good salary

They don’t seem to care about the employees opinions No compensation or recognition for good work

Very successful, innovative company full of mostly talented people.

Career growth is currently solely based on who you know which promotes incompetent people in key management positions.

Best workplace environment and gives you opportunities to grow well in career

I do not feel that there is any cons

- Responsibilities - Decent work culture

- Leadership not involved enough - Compensation - No growth opportunity

Good work culture and teamwork, opportunity to learn new skills, exposure to international cuisine, chances to grow professionally, supportive colleagues.

Long working hours with less breaks, physically demanding job, pressure during peak service hours, limited work-life balance, career growth can be slow.