Three Rivers Park reviews about "training"

It's a small team, which can be good and bad. Also, you have to be outside despite bad weather or high levels of atmospheric smoke. Comes with the territory.

Training is minimal, the best way to learn is working on the actual job through returning employees. Can get very busy during peak season and put a strain on the number of employees required.

It was stressful to work with kids, obviously, but that's unavoidable. What I didn't expect was the amount of heavy lifting we would have to do (children and adults fall a LOT). And, well, also, it can be cold. Very cold.

Lack of employment equity. Some employees are getting paid top dollar for equal work as employees who are getting paid minimum wage. Changes take a long time as the organization is slow to progress. Park board prevents a lot of changes from happening. Can be stressful with a lot of work for one person to do.