Anybody ever worked on a cruise ship?

[Maddmike]

men can be flight attendants? that type of job would emasculate me tho...

Emasculated you how? Your job is to fly around with your plane (make sure you go international) and serve drinks. Think of it as a bartender. Then on your off time, you can go and chill in whatever city you land in. If traveling the world is what you want to do and get paid for it, that's probably your best shot with little to no education (not saying you uneducated )

The pay is still shytty but like I said, you basically can go anywhere in the world with discounta and plane hopping. You also get paid per diem if you go somewhere so that would be a plus.

I would do that If I didn't have a family.

 

[DonFrancisco]

I got a story on this:

It depends where you work! If you work with an art gallery or something that might require you to be around high-end clientele they pay better and your get better benefits. Also you can work in management of casinos and basic ship operations. As long as you work a management level and you don't care for subpar wages or long hours you are fine. I ran game through this beautiful Honduran girl working as an art curator. She put me on game about the ships, her life, and employment. Also you cannot under any circumstances get intimate with a passenger. You can't even add them on social media or get their numbers. Too many dummies run terrible and amateur game. Also you have to really restrict your use on contacting the outside world and social media. Be careful on oversharing on social media while your on ship because these cruise lines will leave at port without a care in the world. As long as you know what you get yourself into, your good. And you get plenty of women to screw on the ship that work there.

 

[DonFrancisco]

The crew quarter kinda suck but their bar is cool lol. Honestly, the vibe is international and everyone is open minded. It is something you should do when you are 21 or just don't care about career.

 

[DrX]

What company bruh?


I have a homie out in Miami that does IT for one... I been thinking about applying as well. But only for a technical type job. From what I seen it's mostly filipinos that do manual labor on there (and not the cute kind) but there are other staff members and jobs as well

im trying to apply for carnival

 

[The Devil's Advocate]

Im thinking of getting a job just to travel the world i don't even care about money anymore...they can pay me whatever...hell i would do it for free....im so tired of chasing money... and being tired all the time...im @ the point where i want to just travel world, read and chill.....that's why i hustle anyway...my dream was to travel the world


if so...what was your experience like ...

don't do it breh... it's a HORRIBLE job.. and not just this article.. i'e been on 2 lines and at least 10 cruises... the crew hates it... it's like you're in prison... you work, then you are regulated to the lower decks cause you can't interact with the customers... then you don't get to see any of these places, cause you go dock to let people off, and your ass is still at work



you want to travel, have free time, get in paid hotels, and do what you want after work, no matter where you are


be a flight attendant




What's It Like to Work on a Cruise Ship?

 

[DrX]

don't do it breh... it's a HORRIBLE job.. and not just this article.. i'e been on 2 lines and at least 10 cruises... the crew hates it... it's like you're in prison... you work, then you are regulated to the lower decks cause you can't interact with the customers... then you don't get to see any of these places, cause you go dock to let people off, and your ass is still at work



you want to travel, have free time, get in paid hotels, and do what you want after work, no matter where you are


be a flight attendant




What's It Like to Work on a Cruise Ship?

oh my....

 

[FaTaL]