Apex Hotels Careers and Employment

can be stressful but can also be fun, managers where the only ones who mattered. A typical day could be fun and relaxed and very enjoyable, or a day where the manager could be in mood and make everybody's day a misery. But I still enjoyed my job as I got to meet new people every day from all different countries.

Food and Beverage Assistant in Dundee, Dundee City

on 10 June 2021

Enjoyed my job, however, no promotion aspects at all down the line.

I enjoyed serving people and getting to know them. It was always nice to see some regulars come back and remember you as well.With that said, preferential treatment is a huge problem, as well as micro-managing everything everyone does. People would always disappear in the back office too, especially when it was busy.There was no room for honest communication, as no one would own up to their mistakes. Drama had become daily after a while, which was really wearing you down mentally and emotionally.Some chefs are also VERY rude as well, this should not be a thing and I do not know why they get away with it.Promises of training were never followed through either. There is only that tedious Flow training going on.

Food and Beverage Assistant in Dundee, Dundee City

on 18 May 2021

No opportunity for promotion

Was turned down for interviews for supervisor positions and promises of training were never followed through. By the end of my time there I felt more like a pawn or number to this corporate machine than I had anywhere else despite putting in plenty of unpaid hours and coming in to cover sick coworkers, none of your efforts will be rewarded.

Night Manager in Apex Edinburgh

on 1 May 2021

Avoid by any cost

I have been working for large and small companies that are private own, or a part of big company. I have been in this place for a year and half, and that was the worst experience in my life. From top to the bottom, this place is rotten. I never write review about ex employer, but I feel this is my duty to make sure others are aware of this so called company. You have no support from management, no training, basically you will be on your own. Pay is low and the expectation are far to high.

Room Attendant in Edinburgh

on 15 April 2021

Better stay at home

Poor quality hotel considering it is 4*. Poor management, they are just worried about getting their bonus ar the end of the year instead of keeping the premises well. Meals for staff horrible 90% of the time and poor quality. get used to hear promises that will never be carried forward. Poor team work. Still know people who works there and it just got worse apparently

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