Summer Jobs on Powell

[linnell]

Did he hardly get on the water by choice or?…

Primarily because of all the hours he worked

 

[linnell]

Was that MATT?

Yup

 

[linnell]

For what little time we spent on the water, we did pretty good.

 

[Squirrel]

Yup

Matt & Cathy were a couple of the best people I met at Bullfrog. I kept my boat there for years. It’s too bad they left, I think 3 years ago. Sq

 

[linnell]

Matt & Cathy were a couple of the best people I met at Bullfrog. I kept my boat there for years. It’s too bad they left, I think 3 years ago. Sq

Yeah, Aramark ran off their best employees for some reason

 

[birdsnest]

When I was there, no partying at the lake, employee housing & surrounding hills is where they hung out.

Yup.

 

[birdsnest]

Yeah, Aramark ran off their best employees for some reason

In my opinion Aramark has always let the jerks stay, so naturally the good people leave.

 

[VanillaIceCream]

Considering a season of work on the lake. Anybody done it or know someone who has? Any advice or knowledge would be appreciated.
Aramark advertises on their benefits page free powerboat rentals and free week on a houseboat upon successful completion of a season. I contacted HR to get more knowledge of these terms (sound kinda too good) and they seem stand offish about divulging that information without getting hired. Somewhat of a large sacrifice coming from San Diego where +-5 degrees of 70 is the norm. Definitely have the sole intention of fishing the lake with all of the free time that I have.

Hey don't get discouraged about it, I think if you're a hard worker you'll do fine & shine.

The job is what you make of it. Hope to hear how much you fished down there.

Erik

 

[birdsnest]

Erik is right. You make your own destiny, you would have a blast. Being a porter has the best potential for money. If you have a good attitude you will make bank. Tips. The proximity to Vegas helps because that City teaches people how to tip.