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      Not worth the Stress - Fun expert agent Carnival Cruise Line Employee Review

      2.0
      6 May 2025
      Fun expert agent
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business outlook

      Pros

      Good people and co-workers. Direct sups were good people that actually try to help as much as they can but are very limited by higher ups.

      Cons

      For the level of stress and how many calls you had during a day the pay($17/hr) was very much NOT worth it. Along with system issues and the constant " New Security" being put in place and when that "security" failed to function (Legit system issues) they blame the person that actually runs into the said issues. overall just not a very organized company anymore.

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      5.0
      23 Jun 2026
      Pvp personal vacation planner
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business outlook

      Pros

      Unlimited earning potential. Great training.

      Cons

      Working remote requires a lot of self motivation

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      Carnival Cruise Line Response
      6d
      Thank you for your feedback and for your years with Carnival Cruise Line. We're pleased to hear you value the training and earning potential available in the PVP role. We also appreciate your perspective on the importance of self-motivation in a remote work environment. Insights like yours help us continue supporting our teams' success. Thank you for being part of the Carnival team.
      3.0
      2 Jul 2026
      Personal vacation planner
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business outlook

      Pros

      Work from Home Decent Benefits Supportive Leadership

      Cons

      Long Hours Extremely Low Base Pay No Work/Life Balance I've been with the company for a while. While the adequate rookie guarantee is still available, it seems doable—even fun. Working 6-7 days a week almost makes sense. Once you're working only from the salary plus bookings, it can become quite frustrating. You don't get credit for bookings made online, even if you've spent hours getting them in the cruising mood. You can have a great month in bookings, and it can almost immediately be eviscerated with cancellations. It's hard to feel motivated in the early stages, but if you can work 60+ hours a week for a couple of years, it will eventually pay off.

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