A good place to work. - werkgeversreview Executive Chef bij Allaso Ranch

- Communication - Community - Working for the second largest church in Dallas, at a beautiful retreat center.

- Sometimes can be long hours - .... - .... - .... -

Housing (barely) provided Meals provided The leadership directly above you will consistently work along side you They'll pay for your high ropes/lifeguard certification

The only building the camp owns that does not have Wifi is where it requires its Summer Staff boys to live 12-14 hour days consistently 7 day weeks (the second half of the summer you will work 28 days straight) 20% of your time will be spent doing actual Programs-related work, the other 80% of your time is spent doing menial maintenance work and moving 400-500 pieces of luggage 2 to 4 times every week The highest level of leadership at the camp will always favor the campers' comfort over the staff's, at the expense of appropriate rest, recuperation and general mental health The highest level of leadership refuses to accept suggestions for improving the staff's experience (by the end of the season, 10 Summer Staff members including myself had quit, which was more than half of the starting Summer Staff), and is content to pretend the camp's workplace cannot be made better or to cover-up obvious issues behind a façade of hospitality