What's supplemental , you may persuade to 5 crew members who have each worked for the same 5 cruise lines... and each person you talk to will have a vastly opposing opinion of each of the parties. i know this for a fact because i persuade to crew members all the time and it never ceases to astound me how a perception of a cruise line changes from person to person.
I would recite you that carnival is a odd company to work for because of the diversion times and huge experiences i had working for them for over 3 years. yet a close friend of mine had one bad experience on a carnival ship , left after 3 months and vowed never to work for them again... and now enjoys telling everybody to stay clear! only listening to one person's opinion , based on their have experience may be extremely damaging to your prospects. normally , your enjoyment on board boils down to these factors:
1/ the ship you're working on. this is a personal preference but a Good Deal Of persons prefer to work on huge , busy ships with thousands of passengers and crew... while others prefer the intimacy of working on smaller , fewer hectic ships where everybody knows one another.
2/ the job you accomplish on board. every branch and every place within those departments differs. one job on a royal caribbean ship force implicate supplemental hours , supplemental responsibility and fewer hire than the precise same job on (say) an ncl ship... or vise versa.
3/ the itinerary of the ship. provided you're on a ship that spends a lot of time at sea and fewer days in demeanor then it ofttimes means supplemental working hours. provided you are utilised on board a ship with a monotonous route , that may likewise become a draw within a few months.
4/ lastly , you and the persons you work with are , in Truth , the most necessary criteria. provided you've got a huge team around you and you're an easy going , diversion , hardworking person... then you'll enjoy the experience of working on a cruise ship no matter which company you work for.
And this in Truth is the key to a happy life working on a cruise ship , and it has nothing to accomplish with the company you work for.
