2007 New Employees

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So are there any questions on the details of processing in?

Shouldn’t be to many. Anyone that applied can log into JobNet and read the detailed description of how to do so. Its nice Cedar Point added all that info onto JobNet. All the basic info you need to know is right there.

Does anyone know about how long it takes to receive contracts or for JobNet to be updated once you've been hired? I'm going crazy!

I can't wait for this summer!

JobNet should update within 24 hours, but there's no gaurentee. Contracts should arrive within 2 weeks of your interview.

Just to let you guys know, I was hired as a ride host for Magnum last Friday. I can't wait until May 21st!
How long does it take to process in? It's a good eight hour drive for me.

Alright, I'm all set. JobNet was updated and I'm official. It's too bad most of you are working rides, so I probably won't meet a lot of you in the Games department.

BTW, does anyone know what the office clerk uniform is? Is it the same as the uniforms for regular Games people?

I've been hired and I'm excited to say I'll be on the Power Tower crew for 2007.

Congrats on Power Tower for 2007 Gomez, I'm sure you'll enjoy it. Make sure to bring a really good pair of sunglasses.

Just got hired for ride host on the Dodgem! I am so excited! Has anyone here ever worked that ride? Can anyone give me the lowdown on working that ride? Also is it possible to get cross trained on some of the coasters? Or do they mainly stick you on the flats if you work on one. As long as they dont have me working on the sky ride!

Dodgem is part of a larger "triangle" of rides. Matterhorn, Scrambler, and Dodgem. You'll work all of those in a rotation each day.

My friend was the TL there last year and he (and his crew) had a lot of fun. Its not the best ride, but its really the crews that make a good experience. And yes... if you end up not liking it you can always ask to work somewhere else.

Welcome to CP.

danthemann said:As long as they dont have me working on the sky ride!

People and their fear of Sky Ride... It is about as fearsome as a puppy black lab. But people seem to act like its a rabid rottweiler.

Hey everyone! Just wanted to say hey! I just got hired in like 3 days ago and like a dumbass i forgot to ask where im gonna work. So when i get the contract in the mail will it tell where im gonna work in there? Or should i call back and ask? Or should i just wait till training week?

If you applied online, just login and and view your contract. It should say there.

Hey everyone.

I got accepted 2 weeks ago into the food service area as an auditor.

Anyways, I don't process in until the 25th of May (thanks college for running so freaking late) but just wanted to say hi to my coworkers for the summer.

Also, I read somewhere that CP employees get free passes for their friends and families, is this true?

-Matt *** Edited 2/25/2007 7:24:49 PM UTC by CornellMatt***

Rider said:
Dodgem is part of a larger "triangle" of rides. Matterhorn, Scrambler, and Dodgem. You'll work all of those in a rotation each day.

My friend was the TL there last year and he (and his crew) had a lot of fun. Its not the best ride, but its really the crews that make a good experience. And yes... if you end up not liking it you can always ask to work somewhere else.

Welcome to CP.

Thanks Rider! Hope to make it over there to WT this summer at least once!

Questions:
Can anyone tell me how many zones there are and what areas of the park they are in? Do they let you cross train from one zone to the other?

Do the flat rides have a manual or automatic speil? If they have an manual speil can anyone tell me what they are?

Honestly, How do they decide with all the rides where to put you when you are hired?

They just fill empty spots as needed. If a ride still has a spot open when they look at your app., they fill it with you.

While the exact process is not known, 99er has a pretty good explanation of it lol.

Darts. They put your name on one, close their eyes, toss it at a park map, and see which ride it ends up closest to..

:)

I wouldn't be surprised if thats actually how it gets done haha.