[James Brown]

how does it work? how do they get the job? is there money in it? etc

[cjski21]

Let me save you the trouble of posting this question for every job in Vegas. You must know somebody. And you must know somebody BIG to become a doorman. It will not happen without juice. All jobs in clubs are the same, even the dishwashers knew someone to get in the door.

[James Brown]

so can i tell them i know cjsk21?

[cjski21]

Wont get you far. I am a lowly security person. Bottom of the hill when Sh#t starts rolling.

[AA702]

Pretty much most desired jobs in Vegas.. you have to know someone. I guess you can say it is also that way with most big corporations. When I was living in Silicon Valley and I wanted to take some free Cisco CCNA classes, the only reason I got into the sponsored classes is because I knew someone that worked there. I would have never got in if they I didn't get the recommendation. People who graduated were placed up top for any opening jobs at the local Cisco buildings.

[dynimagelv]

Back 'in the day' it was simple.....head doorman bought his job from the hotel manager for 100K each of the remaining doormen paid the head doorman 10k.... head DM had the choice shift....included ALL show breaks.Head of Valet Parking paid 100k and each attendant paid 10 k [this, of course was in TOP joints like International Hotel [now the hilton] Caesars, Sands etc etc etc

[James Brown]

Originally Posted by dynimagelv

Back 'in the day' it was simple.....head doorman bought his job from the hotel manager for 100K each of the remaining doormen paid the head doorman 10k.... head DM had the choice shift....included ALL show breaks.Head of Valet Parking paid 100k and each attendant paid 10 k [this, of course was in TOP joints like International Hotel [now the hilton] Caesars, Sands etc etc etc

really????