The Walt Disney Company Employer Reviews

A full day of work where time flys-by,with a focus on team work. Meeting new Disney fans, in person and over the phone.
Checking credit and writing contracts. Planing Members vacations.
Extremely rewarding.

Normal working day, like all my other employers.
co-workers was the best part or working here.
nothing was hard and the most enjoyable part was
the new friends i made.

I love disney affortunately I had to quit when I was in high school because I didnt have a car but it was my first job and I loved it!

On a typical day I would answer many customer calls. I was also in charge of shipping and receiving company product on a weekly basis. I also maintained the inventory. My coworkers were great. I learned a lot about working with coworkers on multiple projects that required heavy cooperation and organization. The hardest part of the job was when I had – more... to leave. My department merged two positions into one and they were forced to let one of us go. – less

I worked in quick service foods for the Disney College Program. Everyday was something different and new, the thousands of people you meet on a daily basis was incredible and, of course, the Leadership(management) were very good at their roles(jobs). I learned much about cultures, the business side of Disney, and gained an overall knowledge of how a – more... Fortune 500 company operates and becomes successful. – less

clean,sell,i learned something new,the management,i reserved the comments,the co-workers,i reserved the comments,the hardest part of job is too heavy,the most enjoyable is meet new people.

It gets a little worn out when you graduate from college since you are looking to get started in a career. The enjoyment is strongly based on the department you are in. I do have some great memories working there and it has really taught me how to be a patient person and know how to help others. Learning about the different backgrounds of people and – more... life stories is something that cannot be overlooked being here. Making a person or family's day by just doing little is what still brings me back here. – less

- schedulers work with school schedules, so that you can work while going to school at the same time.

- Excellent core of senior management
- Ability to advance your operational and interpersonal skills through offered workshops at Disney University and/or other professional courses, such as: Covey Leadership Center, Dun & Bradstreet, Financial Times - New York Institue of Finance, etc....
- Strong benefit package
- Competive salaries

Worked on payroll and HR projects, ran and balanced payrolls, cut off cycle checks.
Learned a lot about SAP system
Management is good, gives you good tools to work with, has open door policy
SAP is an integrated system and to make payroll successfully fun, all information regarding employees must be in system, sometimes things were left out, which would – more... mean some people would not get a check with regular run.
Loved the work and challenge and especially all the people I worked with and supported. Love the customer service side of it when people needed assistance. – less

Possibly one of the best times of my life. During my internship, I had two different jobs at Cirque du Soleil in Downtown Disney. One was working at the box office where I sold tickets to the show and provided information about what the show consists of. The other was ushering and escorting guests to their seats while maintaining the rules and show – more... procedures. Learned to deal with people from many walks of life and communicate with them in multiple ways. Multiple orientations and workshop classes to become a "Cast Member" of Disney was also very helpful to my customer service abilities. Also, observing how a larger-than-life company deals with such large quantities of people all at once in an orderly fashion. – less

i work occasionally for premiere labor who does gigs with disney movie premieres. They are good people, its a great work environment and i'd like to work with them more often.

A typical day at work, placing orders for guest, and tracking orders. What I have learned, is how to turn a bad situation into a good experience and taking care of the guest. My co-workers are fun, and enthusiastic. I really wouldn't say there was a hard part of the job, its more of learning something new daily. There's always new things to learn whether – more... its among the cow-workers or our Disney Guest, The most enjoyable part of my job, is making a dream come true for the guest. We want them to have a magical experience when we interact with the guest, whether its placing there order, looking up items that they are interested in or just general questions about our online website. We strive to make each and everyone of our guest have a magical experience. – less

I miss Disney. The experience, the people, the job security...all amazing aspects of this job. I still miss it, but not enough to go back. I would rather just keep the memories and friendships I have made and move on, unless I were to get an offer in management or in corporate somehow, then I would consider it. The only thing I had a problem with is – more... Disney's attendance policy. I understand the need to show up for work, but to expect someone to clock in 15 minutes early---without getting paid for it---and then give them a reprimand for being one minute late isn't fair. You get points on your record, and they never leave. It's like your employee credit report, only they never go away. You pretty much have to sell your soul to the company. They pay you little then work you like a dog, but on the upside, I think out of the 2 years I worked there, I only really had 1 bad day. Also, I think they exercise too much control as far as their policies with health services are concerned. If you are okay to work, and your doctor says you can work, then you should be able to without having your area leaders or a health service cast member make those judgement calls for you. My complaints are few though...I love this company and what they stand for, and the benefits are unmatched. They treat their cast members exceptionally well!!! If you are looking to love your job and have constant fun, then you need to work here. Everyone deserves to experience something truly magical and I doubt you will be disappointed :) Plus, if you do work for Disney, you can literally get a job anywhere! At least, that's been my experience – less

Disney is full of magic and as a cast member YOU get to be a part of it! An absolutely amazing job!

International internship working with the industry leader on many fronts including, guest relations, guest experience and hospitality to name a few. Lots of different branches within company allow for endless possibilities regarding job roles etc.

Great place to meet new people and learn about customer service and new things. Had fun while working and made life long friends.

Great company brand.
The people try hard to work in teams.
Co-workers are supportive.

• Monitored sales activities to ensure that customers receive satisfactory service and quality goods.
• Reviewed inventory and sales records to prepare reports for management and budget departments.
• Kept records of purchases, sales, and requisitions.
• Planned and prepared employee work schedules
• Provided customer service by greeting and assisting – more... customers, and responding to customer inquiries and complaints. – less

Great for work/life balance. Average salary and benefits. Slow paced. Very less chance of growth promotion.