Worked at the casino for over four years and it was okay at first, but when I started to become proficient I noticed my coworkers remained stagnant. This teamwork culture is reflected in the seamless coordination among different departments, which ultimately enhances the overall guest experience. The management understands that fostering a sense of camaraderie and unity creates a more productive and enjoyable work environment. Employees are encouraged to collaborate, communicate, and support each other in achieving common goals. The teamwork atmosphere at Isleta Resort & Casino is truly remarkable. The HR team takes the time to listen to employees' concerns, suggestions, and feedback, making them feel valued. They understand the value of investing time and effort into building strong relationships with their staff members. One of the most admirable aspects of Isleta Resort & Casino is the HR leadership's commitment to engaging with employees and providing them with the necessary support. From my experience, I have observed that the management places a strong emphasis on fostering a positive work environment that encourages collaboration and mutual support. In comparison I would have to call that a win.Isleta Resort & Casino truly stands out for its exceptional culture, employee engagement, and teamwork atmosphere. But, I was able to play far longer for far less money and was able to satisfy the itch without going broke. End result was the same, I lost, and smoke was still bad. I Went to Route 66 Casino today and in comparison was pleased. Plus, they have to know that second hand smoke is a killer and evidently don't care. The stench is terrible and stays in your clothes and even on your skin. Plus, who knows when they will join the rest of the world and ban smoking. Who needs the mafia when you can make money like this. And, this is not the first visit with similar results. I never found out, I ran out of money before ever hitting a bonus. Spent $150 on one penny machine to see how long it would take to hit at thirty cents a spin. The majority of regular payouts I got were less than thirty cents, even five of a kinds that paid out only thirty - sixty cents a spin, less then the cost of the spin itself.

Spent $50 a piece on at least four other nickle machines and never got a bonus from any of them. Lost $500 dollars in two hours and only hit one bonus that paid out a total of ten cents out of ten bonus spins on a nickle machine. I thought maybe the old Isleta, with reasonable chances to win, would be resurrected, once it separated from the Hard Rock.

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