The Walt Disney Company Employer Reviews

I learned alot of valuable things about how to deal with people and how to hang your problems at the door.

Small Canadian office, excellent balance between life and work. Lots of opportunity to grow professionally. People were fantastic and I have kept in touch with many I worked with.

Days were busy and fun... never really a busy day
My co-workers were fun and my managers always were there and helpful. Hardest part of the job, sometimes you have good days and sometimes bad... all in all I had a blast. For a payed internship I really enjoyed it!

Working at Disneyland Resort while finishing bachelor's degree. Excellent opportunity, very flexible low stress environment. Co-workers are fantastic, most managers easy to work with and eager to promote advancement within the department.
The most difficult part of this particular job is the paycheck. However, in looking at the bright side, this is – more... a shortterm solution and great "foot in the door" opportunity.
Disney has an incredible amount of training and resources for career development for those who have the time and determination to set their own course and manage their own careers and success! – less

The internship helped develop skills that I will carry on with my future positions in hospitality.

Evaluated customers' issues and resolved them through standards and policies required. Management was always encouraging and supportive. Co-workers made our jobs more pleasant.

got to help make and prepare foods for various functions, and then got to help out serve in them. Got to meet great people and meet some amazing chefs from all over the world.

The work is in a controlled environment. We were all trained to learn all the routes and directions that lead to and from Disney, parks and resorts' schedules, bookings and registrations, management of customers' issues with care and patience. Management and co-workers are very helpful and supportive. communicating with customers is the most enjoyable – more... yet at the same time the hardest to deal with. – less

The greatest place to work at when you want to make a difference in someone's day.

monitoring store trend and liaise with store manager to understand store performance

Working for the Walt Disney World Resorts and Parks was the best experience of my life. If you have ever been you completely understand that there is magic in everything Disney touches. If you have never been to Disney then I strongly encourage you to get some of this magic in your life. You will not regret a family trip to the resorts and parks.

i love to be with alot of guest. i learn the respect one to another my co-workers was th best. i enjoy everything

a typical day at work- good
what you learned- programming,
management-good
your co-workers-nice
the hardest part of the job- rules & restrictions
the most enjoyable part of the job-content

8-10hr work day of selling merchandise to tourists from all over the world.
everybody is on a first name basis.
long hours

i met so many people from many different cultures

Supervise 8-15 Employees and manage breaks. Train and update each employee each day.

I've learned how to adapt to all types of situations quickly and effectively. How to develop employees to move up within the company. How to delegate responsibilities among other leaders to make for an efficient and productive work group. How to deal with all different – more... types of employees and customers. The hardest part is also the most enjoyable part, which is that everyday can be something different. A new problem needs a new solution to solve. – less

It was a wonderful experience with opportunities to interview for different positions, however, the compensation is very low.

Disney College Program. Best experience for my major, Hospitality.

Worked with many fine cast members. Long-time tenured members fondly remember the 'good old days' when the company valued talent and wasn't squeezing the pennies and life out of everyone. No special fun at Disney except Park Passes are a nice benefit. Definitely a large company culture, where everyone is a cog and disposable.

Working for the Disney Stores is an enjoyable experience. I get to work with some of the most talented individuals in their fields. The work challenges me and brings out my best work.

Most of my day was people yelling at me because the line was closed so you had to remain calm with a smile on your face. I learned how to treat customers when they are screaming at the top of their lungs. Management was great and responded well in this kinds of situations. My coworkers were like family. Had to see little one crying but it was part of – more... the job. When a manager comes up and tells you did a great job and hands you a card that goes on your record for a job well done. – less