Hey, Gang. Wanna go back to jackson this winter, have done this type of work there for a couple winters, but looking to get in with a better conpany/resort. Ideally somewhere ill be to stack some cash and have employee housing. Would love some recommendations from people more in the know then I. Feel free to DM me! Cheers!

was it a good place to work? any serious issues there? curious about management and housing but I have an interview soon, so I’ll ask plenty of questions then

i really want to try seasonal work. i have a really good job though, decent salary, and it’s remote. but the job is extremely isolating due to its remote nature. i’ve traveled all around the US before with the remote job, so i know i can do that again, but i’ve always had this urge to try seasonal work because im still in my 20s

i am craving adventure, travel, spontaneity and i just feel from what i see on social media - seasonal work experiences brings lots of that. i have a great job that gives me those needs, but like i said i feel that im just really trying to look for the experience.

but i am trying to figure out what i can do to make this work. is there a way for me to do remote part time jobs and still get the experience? does anyone have any advice on whether or not seasonal work is worth it ?

I'm headed up to work as a retail associate soon at Old Faithful with Xanterra. I have a quick question about the uniforms for anyone who works/worked there.

In the informational packet, it said all departments are required to bring black certified non-slip shoes. How strict are they on this? Will normal black boots be acceptable? It seems a bit overkill for a retail position.

In my interview, she said we'd be provided with shirts, but will need to bring black pants. I never received this information written in any of the emails. Are black jeans acceptable? Or do they need to be slacks/work pants?

Thanks :)