Are they important to your cruise? What do you like in a cruise director? dislike?
As someone who works in the tourism industry I’ve been around and cruises for quite a while now. And I have met so many cruise people that told me I would be perfect for an activity staff role on a cruise ship. So this year I’m finally following this goal, and trying to get employment for a cruise line. My only problem now is the info on trying to get into the industry!
So anyone out here have any tips, info or help for someone trying to enter into this arena? The only info I can find is the weirder looking recruitment websites but they’re all pretty vague. Thanks a bunch! 🔥
I can't be the only one that is suspicious of all these movie nights and ice cream parties. Two new ones just popped up: holiday decoration contest and a god-damned Santa on wheels.
Anybody know if there’s a published Carnival CD schedule for the next year or so? Just curious…
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Off the top of my head, the kinda talent he hasn't worked with would be Tarantino, Nolan, Spike, David Fincher, Steven Soderbergh, Clint Eastwood or Woody Allen.
He's worked with Spielberg twice, Scorcese, Coppola, Ed Zwick, de Palma, Cameron Crowe, Barry Levinson, John Woo, Michael Mann, Doug Liman, Oliver Stone, Ridley Scott, JJ Abrams, Ron Howard, Paul Thomas Anderson, Robert Reford, Rob Reiner and Stanley Kubrick.
If some of those are highly contested then surely having worked with Spielberg, Scorcese, Kubrick and Coppola says a lot. He's been incredibly lucky and smart to stick with such high profile filmmakers.
Hi all,
My name's Daryll. I've been gaming since my dad brought home a prototype PC from Palo Alto research center in 1979. He popped an 8" diskette into the giant rig, booted it up, and I was playing the original text adventure game... "you're in a maze of twisty passages all alike"
Been a gamer ever since. I've died millions of times in multiplayer games, I'm sure of that.
I live on a 9 acre farm in northern California, like to garden (duh), cook up the food we're growing, can/bottle hot sauce, and really anything related to being outdoors. So, I picked a career in tech, where I'm indoors most of the time. I'm a little crazy like that.
My family is 3rd generation innovators, and as a result I've been in tech my whole career. I've gone from fixing people's mice and scanners over the phone at Logitech, worked for VMware in the early days, spent some time at Dell, and now I'm here to help build up our user communities at Subspace.
I joined Subspace because I was looking for a gig and because I still like online games, play them a lot, and suffer from latency all the time. I stay at Subspace because I'm surrounded by really smart people who know what they're doing, and are on a singular mission. I like to win, and I can see a future in which the Subspace network could help a TON of people access live content much more smoothly than they do now.
We started this community to talk about how to make the internet faster for everyone. Topically, I'd like to see the denizens of r/subspacepowered stick to that, but we all know what happens!
I'm easy going. If I have to moderate you that means you've said something extremely inflammatory w/o basis. Don't make me moderate you, I hate doing it :)
As I schedule cruises, I was wondering who are the best cruise directors? My favorites are Rev. Dr. E and the Flying Scotsman. I know there are some other amazing ones, so who are your favorites?
