Ego and Arrogance in the Pit
Why some supervisors struggle, how to spot the difference between incompetence and arrogance, and what it costs everyone when the wrong person is running the floor.
Cruise and casino work, from people who've done both. Hiring, ports, contracts. Audio on every article, and weekly podcast.
Why some supervisors struggle, how to spot the difference between incompetence and arrogance, and what it costs everyone when the wrong person is running the floor.
The procedures feel like obstacles until the day you realise they were protecting you all along.
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Handing over your previous employer's contact details for a reference check seems routine. In this industry, it can quietly close doors you didn't know you still had open.
A practical guide to protecting your career, your reputation, and your peace of mind when the rug gets pulled.
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There is no universal answer, but understanding the real differences between the two approaches will help you make the right choice for where you are right now.
Isolated and independent, with more responsibility than most people realize, and in some casinos, a decision you cannot walk back.
Quieter than the pit, more independent than most roles on the floor, and with a faster track to management than many dealers realize.