Recent content by roypup

It might have been Casey as well, the host of the DVC Videos that they play in the resorts as well.

For a lot of companies though, Disney included, hiring from within is a far more popular practice than hiring someone external. It's far cheaper cost wise. Having worked at several large companies (Eastman Kodak and Time Warner to name a couple) this is fairly common. Sometimes getting your foot...

Team Disney sure is vague... A lot of different roles in that building.

Pay is a hard thing when it comes to pro positions. It's based on a few factors, worked out by the compensation group: 1. Your education/experience. 2. The average for the "market title" in the hiring area. 3. The average for the "market title" nationwide. It also depends on any hiring...

Well, the character pool is better than not being selected. I hope that they pull you out of it soon and into the world of being friends with some characters. :)

I didn't think fur character auditions were "equity" performers. I do know that performers (singers, actors, stuntmen, etc.) are.

Probably not for a while. The auditions are going on in Atlanta today and tomorrow. NYC and Orlando are done. When all are done, they'll review candidates from the entire pool to select the new contracted cast. It will probably 30 - 60 days before rehearsals begin, although I could be way off...

I believe the company you're looking to name is Landry's.

Depending on how well your phone screen goes, you'll be invited to participate in an in person panel interview. They may have multiple rounds of interviewing, it varies based on the position. When I interviewed for a software engineering position, they had a panel interview setup from 8 am -...

I just thought it would be helpful for folks to get answers to common questions in a sticky post. Thanks for making it sticky! :)

Most Common Employment Questions - Hourly Lexicon of Abbreviations CP, WDWCP = College Program ICP = International College Program CS = Career Start Program PI = Professional Internship WDWPR = Walt Disney World Parks & Resorts FT = Full Time CR = Casual Regular or Part Time CS = Casual...

Why not just submit your resume to disneycareers.com? They do post all their job requisitions there for all professional positions. It is probably better than throwing your resume at them with no real intent.