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AMC (originally short American Multi-Cinema) is the world’s largest movie theater chain. It was established in 1920, and, after acquiring three theater chains in 2016 it became the biggest one in the world. Currently, there are more than 1,006 AMC theaters and 11,091 screens throughout the world, with most locations in the U.S. and Europe. The industry leader employs nearly 40,000 full time and part-time employees in different career areas. Whether you see your self in a crew member or management position, you can expect great employee perks and benefits. Apply for an open position today and start your career at AMC Theatres.
Benefits
AMC Theatres offers excellent benefits to its employees including:
- Health, Dental and Vision Insurance
- Health Savings Account
- Flexible Spending Account
- Disability Insurance
- AD&D Insurance
- 401(k) Plan
- Retirement Plan
- Performance Bonus
- Vacation & Paid Time Off
- Sick Days
- Paid Holidays
- Family Medical Leave
- Bereavement Leave
- Military Leave
- Employee Discount
- Free Lunch or Snacks
- Job Training
- Professional Development
We currently have 63 open positions across 44 locations spread over 50 states.
Headquarter
Leawood, Kansas, U.S.
Employee
10,000+
Revenue
$1B to $5B
Industry
Restaurants, Travel, Leisure
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AMC Theatres awards and recognitions
Some of the company awards and recognitions include:
2020
- Best Employers for Diversity, Forbes Magazine
2019
- Best Employers for New Grads, Forbes Magazine
2010
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Best Places to Work for LGBT Equality, Human Rights Campaign
AMC Theatres cares
AMC empowers our associates to get involved with their communities by allowing paid time-off to support the charity of their choice. We also match their personal donations on a dollar-for-dollar basis.
AMC Theatres reviews
Location
Rating - Job Title
Comment
Marketing Supervisor
Columbia, SC - March 5, 2020
Productive experience
Good, flexible job, a great environment, especially for a first job, that prepares you for many more specialized careers in service, management, and entertainment.
Guest Services representative
Columbus, OH - March 5, 2020
Fun place to work
I developed a greater understanding of customer service. It was a friendly environment to work in. I enjoyed interacting with the customers and training new employees.
AMC Crew Member
Overland Park, KS - March 4, 2020
good first job
They truly care about you as an individual but the pay isn’t great for someone who is living alone. it’s a great first job if you’re 14-16 but after that you’re going to need more than what they offer i have nothing but love for them
Marketing Manager
Leawood, KS - March 4, 2020
High velocity, low compensation and recognition
The company has a new product every week with the movies, but expectations to work at a level above your title without compensation is prevelant. Very few are promoted from within, they hire new. There are standard benefits and free movies are a plus.
Film Crew Member
Ridgefield Park, NJ - March 4, 2020
Film Crew
At this company I enjoyed working in the concession stand. I learned to adapt to others personalities and work quickly and efficiently under pressure; however, many of the mangers were unethical and not trained correctly.
CREW MEMBER
Brandon, FL - March 2, 2020
It was just a regular job it was fun while it lasted
the job is only difficult on the weekends and holidays it's an easy job when it's dead, and the benefits of free movies made the job worth while it was a fun job.
Crew Member
Skokie, IL - February 27, 2020
Anything can happen
In seconds, a relatively dead theater can turn into the equivalent of a packed concert. Being able to complete tasks quickly and efficiently is a must. There are definitely easier days and rushes are bearable, just be prepared to tackle any issue that gets dished out. you'd be surprised at some of the problems you'd have to face.
Crew Leader
Indianapolis, IN - February 26, 2020
Stressful
A lot of the managers are willing to help you succeed but most are just there to bring stress The pay is too low for the amount of work and hours I put in
AMC Crew Member
Hodgkins, IL - February 24, 2020
Good first job
Everybody was nice for the most part and very understanding. From management to the crew everybody had some sort of teamwork ethics which I appreciated. My only complaint was the pay being under minimum wage.
Marketing Supervisor
Columbia, SC - March 5, 2020
Productive experience
Good, flexible job, a great environment, especially for a first job, that prepares you for many more specialized careers in service, management, and entertainment.
Busser/Food Runner
Chadds Ford, PA - February 21, 2020
Busy and good environment
I either was either a busser or runner and both positions were decent. The other employees were nice to get along with. The managers helped but sometimes didn't do too much.
Supervisor
Seattle, WA - February 21, 2020
Pretty Okay
It isn't a hard job, fantastic for someone just entering the workforce or looking for part time work while they attend school. Don't expect to make a career out of it, and don't expect to stay there very long: you will eventually get sick of retail. The company likes to promote from within and the discounts on food and the free movie tickets are fantastic. In terms of theater jobs, it is a better company to work for than a lot of others.
Cashier
Dublin, OH - February 19, 2020
Good High school/ College job
Great for people still in school. Managers were super nice. They gave you all the days you need off of, fun lace to be! Also got free movies which is always a plus.
AMC Crew Member
Houston, TX - February 19, 2020
It’s an ok job, good for one of your first
The job is ok, it isn’t hard, you just have to be a pretty quick learner bc they will throw you out there like you know stuff already and expect you to keep up.
Concession Worker, Box Office, Usher
Castle Rock, CO - February 19, 2020
Good working environment for a first job.
This job was perfect for a high school student wanting to make a little money. Nothing about this place was off or not fun to work at. I have not worked there in four years so I am not sure how it is now. But I am sure it has not changed much.
Consessions
Olean, NY - February 19, 2020
Not Bad
I actually mostly enjoyed working here even though I felt a bit out of place with some fellow employees, maybe that's my fault, I don't think it was. Certain people were really awful but most of management at the time was really great!
Marketing Supervisor
Columbia, SC - March 5, 2020
Productive experience
Good, flexible job, a great environment, especially for a first job, that prepares you for many more specialized careers in service, management, and entertainment.
Cook
Holly Springs, NC - February 12, 2020
Fun place to work, decent pay
The management was pretty decent, except for a few people. Overall work day was pretty easy. The meals that were being prepared were easy to learn. The pay was pretty good, and you have the opportunity for overtime.
Crew Member
Hoover, AL - February 11, 2020
Great 1st job but terrible pay
I definitely learned a lot at this job. I enjoyed being around my co-workers all the time. I never felt completely alone. However, the pay was absurdly low for the amount of work I put in. It's moderately easy to work your way up in the company. The hardest part was the rushes and horrible customers. The lines would be out the doors almost every weekend. I enjoyed the fast-paced environment and the number of hours I was getting. They gave me tons of hours (25+ per week). I got paid bi-weekly and made minimum wage. I also enjoyed moving around. We all rotated between box office, concession, usher, and podium.
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