P&O Cruises Australia

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Positive Culture: This includes supporting colleagues, being open to diverse perspectives, and promoting a collaborative spirit.

Work-Life Balance after duty: Ensure you’re managing your work and personal life effectively. This company values mental health.

Recognition: Recognizing hard work can boost motivation and create a supportive environment.

Comfortable Workspace: Functional workplace at the same time enjoyable interactions with bosses, colleagues and guests.

and most importantly since you're away from your family, whenever you get sick, they will really take good care of you, and provide everything you'll be needing.

I worked with P&O Australia for almost 10 years in the F&B department, first as a chef for 5 years and then as a waiter for next 5 years.
This company doesn't value the efficiency of its staff and the promotions are totally biast.
There is too much of licking and appeasement.
The departmental heads run their departments  as their owned kingdom.
Too much abuse and unfair treatment.
If you voice your opinion, your life is made very miserable. 
Just because most of the staffs come from very needy background, they compromise and carry on.
Otherwise, my personal experience is very bad.
I strictly suggest someone to take notice of these malpractices inside the vessel and look into staff welfare as well.

It was good to meet new guests every week, and make new friends from different nationalities and share different cultures. We did have a separate crew area, which included, gym, spa, swimming pool and recreation area, and of course the crew bar which offered us alcohol at nominal rates. They were different training programmes which included how to grow, change department and management level training.

I had fun, learned a lot, saw some neat things. Met some of the best people. I had a great support system within my team members and management. Working a cruise ship is a lot of hard work though. Many hours, no days off. I was lucky to have the position I had, though. I had more freedom than a lot of other members on board. Overall a good gig and great experience.

I loved working for this company. They believe in growth within their company, and everybody is given the opportunity to advance in their career. It is a fair environment, yet very hard working, anabling us to learn very important life lessons that I will value forever.

Working at Sea is an experience of a lifetime. The work environment is something I can't explain other than, it is what it is everyday is a different day full of life and productive through your actions towards passengers and colleagues.

I have enjoyed working here until now because of the big change that the management gave us the freedom to do what is suppose to do and trust us along the way. The majority has a sense of teamwork, more time    off , and lots of crew events.

it was a pleasure working on a cruise ship, before i was just dreaming and now I'm living with my dream. i enjoy working on cruise ship the team i had, and the memories we made. sometimes we encounter a lot of problems(guest complaints, hard time management) but still were able to surpass it.

Iam thankful to my  company because i have learnt a lot of things from there,according to me changes are necessary for everyone to enhance skills,knowledge and for personal and financial growth.I believe the new organisation would be a good platform where i can learn more.

I had an excellent time working for p&o Australia. 
Learnt a great deal and had great experience working on world cuisine and the need to upgrade one's self in every way possible

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