Boyd Gaming Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I had a great time there. my managers and the other co-workers were willing to give me advice. As an intern, they provided me plenty of opportunities to work on and learn from the real IT projects and participate in the project meetings."

"I worked with Boyd gaming from 2019 till now. It was great experience and learning."

"Boyd Gaming is a fun place to work at. The people are nice and helpful. The management team are very considerate when staff have to attend to personal matters. Month-ends are busy just like in any accounting jobs but people work as a team to reach the goal."

"I have had a very positive experience with the coworkers that are a part of the department as well as the head of our department. I have had the flexibility to do all of the tasks necessary and it is a comfortable workplace. I would recommend this position to anyone looking to work with casinos."

"I have worked for Sams Town for 12 years as a dealer. The benefits are similar to all other casinos."

"This is a position where you would need to be a self starter, experience in the gaming industry and constant communication."

"I worked for Boyd Gaming for almost a year before my position was impacted by the COVID pandemic. I found Boyd to be a pleasant place to work with good people. The company was in the process of updating their technology and capabilities before the current crisis slowed down the companies progress. I would recommend Boyd as a good place to work."

"Boyd is a strong and competitive employer, with a high retention rate. Boyd provided a good work and life balance while offering a challenging work projects. Great company to work for. My position was subject to the COVID19 virus and was eliminated."

"Boyd Gaming is a great place to work. Very people first and family centric."

"This is the perfect company one would meet your retirement. A lot of bureaucracy. 2/3 department dropping the ball move over their direct tasks to other departments. Poor management. Have a lot of hands-on to improve the tech skills. But that's also started to eliminate."