Officer's Cabin?

[robbie_vienna]

I am interviewing for a job contracting on a Princess ship (I don't know which one yet). I have been told that I would have an officer's cabin. Has anyone been in one? What are they like?

I haven't been able to find any ship schematics online, to compare the cabins with other rooms. Does anyone know of any?

Cheers,

[nini]

It depends on the cabin. It's most likely the equivalent of a normal passenger cabin instead of having to share with other employees.

[CaptainEdwardJohnSmith]

Originally Posted by robbie_vienna

I am interviewing for a job contracting on a Princess ship (I don't know which one yet). I have been told that I would have an officer's cabin. Has anyone been in one? What are they like?

I haven't been able to find any ship schematics online, to compare the cabins with other rooms. Does anyone know of any?

Cheers,

I can tell you what the Captain's quarters are like on the Carnival Pride.
One of Pride's Masters (Captains) is a friend of mine, we live in neighboring cities, he is married to an American............anyways, last time we were on her, he treated us both to a couple of nites dinner at his APARTMENT-STYLE quarters........can you spell
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But then, he is the Captain, afterall!

Happy cruising and good luck with your job application.

Captain

[AlaskaGolden]

It would depend on the level of officer you are. I'm fairly certain that Cruise Director, Hotel Manager, Casino Manager, Head of Security, Chief Engineer, IT Manager, etc. are considered officers. Some of the junior officers may share a cabin with one person of the same sex and similar rank.

Best of luck in getting the job!