Experiences at The Walt Disney Company

The sense of being in a magical, special place. The opportunity to make people feel good and enjoy quality time with their friends and family. The amazing and interesting job roles and requirements.

Understand that a good attitude goes a long way towards making that crucial difference of having fun in a crazy situation. Regardless of the one hour commute in bad traffic, this is a great place to work at.

There was the Part Time Job Fair, a career event held at the University of Central Florida. I spoke to the H.R. representative and after she made a few calls and checked her laptop, she found several positions that worked well for me and hired me on the spot.

Be flexible and have a sense of humor. Show up with an opinion and a goal. Have the difficult conversations. Continually enrich your space for creativity to flourish.

- A good attitude and persona
- Exceptional past experiences
- Good interpersonal skills
- Ability to communicate well
- Education
- Strong-minded

The three best things about working at Disney are:

- Receiving a Silver Pass to Disneyland and other Disney theme parks
- Working with great people
- The Disney University provides great training and resources

I learned not to always expect someone to please and notice you, but that you must be open to first acknowledging others and be willing to be open to their best interest too.

The best advice I could give to a new employee is to be true to yourself and don't take anything personally.

I found my job at Disney through the Los Angeles Times classified section. I was very excited about working for Disney. It has been a great adventure!

Well, the Silver Pass was nice; it got me into all the parks for free! Actually, the best thing about workin for WDC was even though they are a big corporation, they are willing to take risks and adventures into new technology.