Yes, but no. - Welcome Ambassador The Welcome People Employee Review

-Pay was reasonable. -Uniform & shoes provided. -Paid breaks. -Every day was different.

-You end up doing a LOT more than the job description or training suggests you will. -No chance of career progression. -While the client tended to be okay, management were incredibly difficult to deal with and utterly out of touch, obsessed with image above all else. -Absolutely awful work-life balance, management are utterly unsympathetic to staff about any problems they have in their personal lives. -Colleague with a medical condition berated for taking too long in the bathroom, and said that they had been continually taking too long, suggesting they were timing us on bathroom breaks? -Long hours working on your feet, no matter what the weather is. -Working outside in extreme temperatures in uniform totally inappropriate for the weather, but hey at least we looked smart while overheating and freezing, right? -What head office want and what the client wants can be very different things, and you'll be the one suffering the consequences. -Was told I wasn't interacting enough with businesses, then told I was interacting too much with them simultaneously, so there's no winning. -Work phone was old and not reliable, and the app you're supposed to use would glitch at random. -If your internet connection on your phone drops prepare to be accused of turning off the phone and not working. -When management would come to visit, it was only to berate us over problems that were usually completely out of our control.

A job that you could take while waiting for a job you really want

No proper communication with the management