Would you want to be a CM at WDW?

[sbkline]

Yes! I think it would be a blast

No! It would ruin the magic for me

 

[metscool]

No it wouldn't if you are not working at a park. If you think about it you could be working a resort or do the transportion or work at Downtown Disney. I would love to work at WDW.

 

[joanna71985]

I currently am, and am loving it! It doesn't ruin the magic for me at all.

 

[mkt]

I was, and never again. I am enjoying working for the anti-disney now... and no, it's NOT universal

 

[CrashNet]

I love it. Disney is like any other company: you have your good days and your bad days. Unfortunately, Disney's employment is also put to a higher standard than others. Its a lot about perspective, and its not a career job (I'm seasonal), but its still nice to be part of the magic.

 

[cm1988]

These are tough times to be in a low-wage job, but if you can swing it, WDW is a great place for...

a young person getting started

• decent benefits for full-time workers
• intrinsic benefits... park admissions, previews, etc.
• Fortune 500 company experience... good on the resume

a senior, with a pension already coming in

• good benefits for full-time workers
• a chance to get out and see a lot of people

a technical or managerial person lucky enough to land a very-scarce role

• competitive pay
• work with many experienced, skilled people
• all the challenges of an enterprise environment

 

[DisneyRoxMySox]

Heck yes! If I got some decent pay.

mkt, if you don't mind me asking, where do you work?