Hi yes of course you warned me that's why i post a message to tell what's happen in this moment u know not about few years ago just to warn other people if they want to come, Beware the Mickey Mouse !!!! to travel its good, to work.... I wont tell you what U m thinking about this time. i didnt receive your mail dude ! take care bye
Tu n'est ps obligé de crier quand tu écris (majuscule), et tu es aussi sur un forum français, sachant que tu parles très bien français, je ne comprend pas pourquoi tu post en anglais 😄
OK JE SUIS SUR UN FORUM FRANCAIS L;ANGLAIS C;EST MA PREMIERE LANGUE DONC PLUS FACILE POUR MOI DE TAPER MON MESSAGE EN ANGLAIS ET LES MAJUSCULE JE N;Y PEUX RIEN
Re tout le monde ... je vous redonne quelques nouvelles de l intérieur... A savoir mis a part que du jour au lendemain Disney vous met a la porte en une fraction de seconde (si vous faites quelque chose qui leur deplait), y a d autres trucs a savoir. concernant l argent on est payé au pourboire (les serveurs). cela dit, si le client ne vous paie pas le pourboire (s il ne connait pas le systeme comme les "européens, les mexicains, les japonais, les chinois" et bien vou sl avez dans l os, car vous payez quand meme les commis). bref ça je l ai dejà dit n oubliez pas une chose si un manager vous dit d aller chez le coiffeur dans les 24 heures vous avez interet a y aller, peu importe si vous commencez a 10 h et que le coiffeur n est pas ouvert avant cet horaire, peu importe si vous n avez pas eu de repos pendant 7 jours et que vous commencez à 10h du mat et finissez a 1h du mat', vous avez plutot interet a vous procurer une tondeuse sinon c retour en France (ça c Disney qui l impose). bien entendu vous ne serez prévenu par les managers que 24h auparavant si vous avez de la chance. le pire c que je n exagère pas. si vous accepez que quelques managers vous parlent pire qu a des chiens et qu ils vous mettent sur le dos un truc sur le dos (alors que vous n y etes pour rien) n attendez pas qu ils vous parlent correctement ni meme qu ils s excusent (tous ne sont pas comme ça... seuls certains...). Bienvenue a Chefs de France. Salaire mieux qu en France, conditions particulières, les avantages salariaux des states, avec les inconvenients des States, les inconvenients de la France, les inconvenients de Disney...combo ! :D Bienvenue aux nouveaux ! vous comprendrez...
c pas de l esclavage t traité comme de la merde mais tu gagnes en general 100 a 200 dollars par jours parfois moins que d habitude parfois plus faut pas attendre de consideration ni de remerciements de la part ni de disney ni de certains managers. en gros préparez vous ceux qui arrivent
je crois qu'il a été clair partout que lorsque tu bosses pour chefs de france, tu bosses pas pour disney, alors faut pas dire "c'estdisney qui fout dehors" ;-)
Par ailleurs, y a 2 semaines de préavis aux states quand tu te fais licencier. Comment ca se fait qu'ils fassent partir les gens du jour au lendemain? Paient ils les 2 semaines en question avant de renvoyer les gens chez eux ou est ce un régime particulier pour ce genre de job ?
Pour terminer je ne bosse pas dans la restauration mais je peux imaginer le niveau de qualité qu'exigent certains établissements venant de leurs employés. La restauration est un milieu très éxigeant c'est connu. Il faut peut etre pas trop comparer avec la france ou les petits resto se foutent de pas mal de choses. A l'etranger, c'est surement pris plus sérieusement.
Enfin, je cherche pas à trouver des excuses à Disney, comme tu l'as dit il faut se tenir a carreau :-) Mais je crois que c'est la meme pour tous les jobs aux U.S
Non quand tu bosses pour Chefs de France tu bosses pour Disney. Et oui parfois c Disney qui vire les employes de Chefs de France.
Sinon tu ne pas avoir deux semaines de preavis aux usa si tu te fais virer, t'as un visa et c eux qui te sponsorisent du coup ils font ce qu'ils veulent, faut pas oublier que t'es pas citoyen americain. Donc si on te renvoie il faut partir sinon t'es considere comme hors la loi.
Et je comprends pas comment tu peut dire qu'a l'etranger la restauration est prise plus serieusement alors que la France est la patrie de l'excellence en restauration. C juste qu'a Disney, c le client qui est roi c je pense la grande difference et aussi que Chefs de france est un bon restaurant qui s'engage a offrir une certaine qualite.
Il a raison de dire quelles seront nos conditions de travail, c pas le reve Disney c le reve que pour le client et surement pas pour l'employe. Mais bon ca m'empeche pas de vouloir tenter l'aventure. Et comme il nous l'a deja dit, il y a pleins de choses a cote qui font le charme de cette aventure.
la qualité de restauration a chefs de france ? vous verrez on est bien loin de bocuse vergé et lenotre ! 2 semaines de pré avis mdr !!! 2 heures allez 20h maxi !!!
Ouais ben jespere qu'on aura vraiment le choix, jusqua present ct pas le cas et ya plus de taff a chefs de france donc on a plus de chance dy travailler.
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C'est clairement défini, il y a un formulaire pour chaque poste : Chef de France ou Pavillon français (EPCOT) : vendeur, hote attracation...etc.
t'es sur de ca ? Il me semble qu'il y a soit juin soit automne pour les departs longue durée. mais jpeux me tromper! Apparemment IS rouvre aujourd'hui ou demain donc avec un peu de chance il y aura deja des contacts pour les personnes qui ont comme moi posté la candidature pendant les fetes.
ils m'ont dit en anglais que "malheureusement, actuellement nous n'avons pas de possibilités répondant a vos qualifications. par conséquent, nous ne poursuivrons pas avec cette candidature"
j'aimerais aller travailler à disney world comme représentante culturelle, je postulé à l'agence de recrutement mais quels sont les critères qu'ils retiennent ? et y a -t-il beaucoup de postulants ?
As-tu essayé de les appeler ? J'avais également recu exactement le même e-mail (début décembre), et je les ai appelé. Ils m'ont dit de renvoyer en Janvier (ce que je n'ai pas encore fait), car les selections d'automne venaient de se terminer.
Appelle les pour en savoir plus, c'est le meilleur moyen, et dis nous. Moi j'attend un peu avant de renvoyer.
Slt a ts bonne annee a ceux que j'ai pas vu, bref je men vais dans 3 mois normalement pour les chefs de France à DisneyWorld et aprés ce que je viens de lire, car ca fait un bail que je suis pas venu ... bref eicarteman, ma un pe foutu "les boules", enfin tout ce que ta dit je le savais, enfin j'en avais entendu parlez mais là chui un pe deg, car c'est clair que aux US, faut marcher droit dans les entreprises, ca c'est un secret pour personnes, mais de là a ce que l'on viennent te faire c**** pour une coupe de cheveux c'est abusé jtrouve et quon te parle comme un chien et tout jtrouve ca se fait pas, aprés 2 poids, 2 mesures, mais rien que en lisant ca, ca ma décourager d'y aller, jme plaint pas car j'ai pu lire les posts et je connais des personnes qui n'ont pas eu la chance d'etre retenu, donc effectivement jme plains pas ... mais tous ce qui se dit sur chefs de france, ca me freine ... jvais bien voir ... sur ceux bon courage à ceux qui passeront les entretiens. Disney World la prison doré ?
Je viens de lire que tu partais dans 3 mois...quand ca exactement? car moi je pars le 11 mars...
C'est clair que le message qui a été posté fout trop les boules mais je pense que chacun doit vivre sa propre experience pour se faire sa propre opinion!
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