WILD WATER KINGDOM

A typical day at the park depends entirely on your exact department. The Group Grounds department is full of friendly, cooperative individuals who work well as a team. Tasks are mostly the maintenance of the picnic areas, with a daily parking lot sweep for garbage, though other tasks may be assigned as necessary for other areas of the park, as the department has the most downtime. The hardest part of the job is likely parking, which is only necessary on especially busy days where staff is needed to direct traffic into the overflow parking lots. Expect long periods of time directing uncooperative customers to areas they don't wish to park in, though this task is shared by the department in shifts throughout the day. Management is friendly and understanding, though on occasion park standards are slightly high - this isn't necessarily a bad thing, though, as it stops you from doing absolutely nothing with your day. Overall my time as an employee of the park was a positive experience, and I hope to return next year as well.

A typical day at work consisted of working from 10am to 7pm in the blistering hot sun. Breaks were provided roughly every 2 hours, although sometimes rotations took longer when the park was short staffed. The waterpark itself is run down and in need of renovations, it was not uncommon for patrons patrons to complain about the cleanliness of the park. My job consisted of letting people down slides and guarding the kids area. It does get a bit tedious after a while, however you go to a different position every half hour so its never really boring. My managers were generally nice, although on some days they did seem to be in foul moods.

Although I have listed a lot of negative aspects, I thoroughly enjoyed working at Wild Water Kingdom last summer. I met a lot of new people and most of the patrons are generally friendly. You get free park passes for your friends and a 30% discount on all food in the park. There are also many staff events, such as slide night, which are quite enjoyable. I would definitely take working at Wild Water Kingdom over a cashier job any day.

-on a daily basis I had to deal with complaints, missing children, minor first aid emergencies etc.
-This has allowed me to better my public relation skills
-one of the hardest things to do is learn how to deal with a complaint, as a very passionate, upset costumer is very angry with something negative that has happened to him/ her. After 5 years of working at Wild Water Kingdom, I have excelled at this skill.
-I enjoyed working with the public and preventing near drowning experiences, and treating minor wounds. I felt that my job was very important and it was necessary that I did I good job every day.
-We had a very big aquatics department at Wild Water Kingdom, so working in a team environment was quickly developed

A typical day at work would be to sign in signal 44 where they keep all the cash and wristbands at and tally what you walk out the room with. You then get escorted by a manager or supervisor to your department and sell tubes the rest of the day. You return back to signal 44 and balance your sheet to see if everything matches. I learned how to use the debit machine and cash till very effectively and my multitasking skills and fast productivity improved greatly due to this job. My co-workers and managers are very fun to be around. The hardest part of the job was to balance everything at the end of the day and the most enjoyable part was selling the tubes and interacting with guest.

A typical day at work consisted of opening up everyday. I opened everyday because i worked parking booth during the day. I learned many communication skills and was able to gain more experience in customer relations. The staff was very close knit and treated employees like family. The hardest part of the job was being in the sun all day, but who wouldn't like that! especially because the staff took care of us by giving us refreshments. The most enjoyable part of the job was creating friendships and interacting with different clients who were looking for a day of fun!

•	Performed daily transmission to TDBFG and TDCT.
•	Reviewed and approved the Journal entries prepared by Sr Financial Analyst.
•	Reviewed the monthly reporting package and variance report for TDBFG and TDCT.
•	Performed the month end closing.
•	Reviewed the projects spending with commitments during internal audit.
•	Conducted the monthly review meeting with TD Bank.
•	Performed and prepared the Internal Audit Report for expense and projects. Conducted the meeting with project and Client team to finalize the Audit report.
•	Supervised a staff of three Financial Analysts

Welcomed customers to enjoy the day with their family and friends. Guard the top of the water slides to maintain equal opportunity for each patron. Performed first aid and CPR to the injured client to prevent any major setback. Learned to handle crowds and work in a patient manner. Management was amazing and understanding. Perks of being on the job was to take the slides down on a hot summer day to cool off.

1. Rotating between slides and Dolphin bay every 30 minutes
2. Sunscreen is the most important thing while working oustide
3. The management was very disorganized and often played favorites within the workplace 
4. My co-workers were great to work with
5. Standing in the water/sun for 9hrs with very little cover from the heat/sun
6. Rotating between slides because it's the only chance to see co-workers and move around

a typical day at ICS was cleaning and picking up garbage and sweep. the things ive learned is time management and independence. the manager was an ok cool guy. my co-workers where young cool guys who all have a story to tell about there lives 
hardest part about that job was picking up racoons and chasing them off the garbage dump. best part was meeting people.

The environment is friendly and the hours are flexible. You can get any time off you want as long as you know about it at the start of the summer. All the other employees and management is friendly, and is a good summer workplace.

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