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Chef Mickey
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Undercover guest.
I just visit parks all day and ensure a quality experience from food, to attractions, shows, service, etc. My position would be high ranking so my reports would not go unnoticed.
I just visit parks all day and ensure a quality experience from food, to attractions, shows, service, etc. My position would be high ranking so my reports would not go unnoticed.
MotherofaPrincessLover
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A tour guide.
graphite1326
Well-Known Member
I too would love to be a machinist at WDW. For the same reasons. Been doing it all my life. Do they have shifts for their machinist or are they always day workers?
Phonedave
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Seeing as I don't know what the majority of Corporate positions at WDW pay, this is a difficult choice to make.
Maybe I have hit a point in my life where I start to analyze things too much.
An imagineer who works on new attractions? It would be interesting for a while, but I do enjoy my family and home life - there would be quite a bit of travel and remote assignments for that job.
The ideal mix for me would be something that combines my formal engineering background,and my years of management, finance, accounting, and quality management experience. It would have to pay OK too - let's put $200,000 as a floor (total compensation package), with %15 - %20 travel.
Whatever that position is, that would interest me.
-dave
Maybe I have hit a point in my life where I start to analyze things too much.
An imagineer who works on new attractions? It would be interesting for a while, but I do enjoy my family and home life - there would be quite a bit of travel and remote assignments for that job.
The ideal mix for me would be something that combines my formal engineering background,and my years of management, finance, accounting, and quality management experience. It would have to pay OK too - let's put $200,000 as a floor (total compensation package), with %15 - %20 travel.
Whatever that position is, that would interest me.
-dave
JiminyandTink
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I've always worried that working in the parks everyday would take away from the magic a bit, so I'd like to travel around the world and collect props for the ride queues.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
rocket polisher in the castle silos
Marley's Ghost
Active Member
I would Love to train new employees. So they "get it". I don't think this is an issue that needs a fix. I just think it would make for cool experience and cooler business cards
jaklgreen
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$200,000 a year is just OK for you? Dang, I never want to hear you complain about prices. LOL people live and go to WDW on 1/4 that salary.
HatboxGhost
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Imagineer
CM at Haunted Mansion
If I were short, I would love to be either Chip or Dale. Two of the most fun and entertaining characters.
Pretty much ANY tall costumed character.
CM at Haunted Mansion
If I were short, I would love to be either Chip or Dale. Two of the most fun and entertaining characters.
Pretty much ANY tall costumed character.
sophie_the_pooh
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I worked at La Boutique du château in DLP (the Christmas store)back in 2001, but what I really wanted to do was work in the PotC ride!
Matt_Black
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If they ever clear X-Men for use in the parks, I think I'd make a great Professor X face character once I get contacts and shave the beard.
copcarguyp71
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LostPrincessKarleigh
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Aw, there are so many jobs I would like to do! Jungle Cruise skipper, your guide, character performer, parade performer, imagineer. Sigh. 
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SyracuseDisneyFan
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Cast Member at World of Disney or Magic Kingdom's Emporium.