ClubLink Corporation
ClubLink Corporation Employee Reviews
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Nice people to work with and golf perks.
Associate, Member Services (Current Employee) – King City, ON – 19 October 2017
The pay does not reflect the workload. The department is understaffed and therefore the remaining employees are overloaded. There seems to be a high turn over rate.
Pros
Snack day
Cons
little pay for lots of work
Terrible
Customer Service Representative (Former Employee) – King City, ON – 1 March 2018
Awful place to work . Management is poor at best , constantly put down Members that spend thousands of dollars to play. Members Services Management is the worst , vulgar,rude and talk to staff like they are children .
Cons
Management and pay
Amazing summer work!
Outdoor Golf services (Former Employee) – Bond Head, ON – 21 December 2017
Had a blast working at the course for the summer and would genuinely go back again if asked. Only issue I found was that 4:30-5 am starts are crazy early!
Pros
Free lunches
Cons
Very early mornings
Unreal, in my extensive career have never experienced worse management
Stouffville (Former Employee) – Stouffville, ON – 19 December 2017
F&B manager is useless and thinks he knows what he is doing.
Disappointing and not worth the hours vs pay.
1980’s salary and management doesn’t know how to train staff in service let alone how to serve.
No corporate responsibility towards staff issues, and lies are part of the daily ritual.
This company hires ppl without proper training or qualifications yet those employed who do have qualifications are tossed under the bus.
Good luck with satisfying anyone given the cowardly management hiding in offices to avoid work.
Disappointing and not worth the hours vs pay.
1980’s salary and management doesn’t know how to train staff in service let alone how to serve.
No corporate responsibility towards staff issues, and lies are part of the daily ritual.
This company hires ppl without proper training or qualifications yet those employed who do have qualifications are tossed under the bus.
Good luck with satisfying anyone given the cowardly management hiding in offices to avoid work.
Pros
Very few
Cons
Tons
Poor Management
Server (Former Employee) – Aurora, ON – 14 December 2017
I was sexually assaulted on the job by a client and nothing was done I bearly got an apology. My supervisor told me it was my fault because of how my butt looked. Unprofessional and sexist culture
Coop Job
Financial Controller (Former Employee) – Port Carling, ON – 8 September 2017
I worked for clublink 2 different times it 2 very different roles. 1st was as a guest services agent /concierge and then as the financial controller for the resort
Cons
Pay and hours
Did not enjoy working here.
Turf Maintenance (Former Employee) – Oakville, ON – 29 August 2017
Early mornings, long hours and insufferable coworkers. Work takes forever because you cannot work while people golf (common sense and you are also instructed to do so) which causes a 3 hour job to take all day and then you are chewed out for it.
Pros
Outdoors, beautiful golf course
Cons
Long days with early mornings
Fun Environment!
Member Services Associate (Current Employee) – King City, ON – 28 August 2017
Awesome place to work and always busy. You will learn many skills that can be used anywhere. Management is great and will coach you and guide you. Everyday is a new experience.
Pros
Free Golf
Cons
Working weekends
Clueless leadership
Manager (Former Employee) – Greater Toronto Area, ON – 12 June 2017
Whilst the management team at the club level was excellent, the leadership, direction and communication from the corporate level was non existent. Unappreciated. Dishonest business practices
Pros
Generally great people work there
Cons
Lousy pay, greedy corporation that doesn't care about its employees
Extremely Long Hours for Extremely Horrible Pay!
Manager (Former Employee) – Woodbridge, ON – 7 February 2017
This particular club has the most member and staff problems of all the Clublink clubs.The Director of Operations, was shady and sneaky. Not the nicest person to be around. The members were verbally abusive and some were intolerable.
They expect you to do everything and with no thank you. The pay does not equate the amount of hours you were force to work.
The club is infested with roaches and rats, despite constant cleaning and inspection.
Good luck to any one working there, they experience a very high turnover, wonder why?!?!
They expect you to do everything and with no thank you. The pay does not equate the amount of hours you were force to work.
The club is infested with roaches and rats, despite constant cleaning and inspection.
Good luck to any one working there, they experience a very high turnover, wonder why?!?!
A Great Place to work at!
Kitchen Manager (Former Employee) – Stouffville, ON – 25 September 2016
Working for Club links was nothing less than awesome. I was able to learn many new skills and was also able to work on my own. one major skill that i was able to build on while being at Clublinks was teamwork. teamwork is a big key when it comes to working in a kitchen. I am very thankful that i was given this opportunity from Clublinks. Thank you!!
Typical Day on the Job
Golf Shop Assistant (Current Employee) – Hamilton, ON – 12 September 2016
Always enjoy talking to the membership/guests about the game of golf and our mutual interests. Very laid back environment and enjoy working with my team members.
Pros
Laidback work environment.
Cons
Poor hours and only seasonal employment.
No communication
Customer Service (Former Employee) – Greater Toronto Area, ON – 20 July 2016
Overall a good experience; the hours are fair and I met lots of good people. However, there is little room for advancement. Zero communication between departments. In addition, the management has no respect, often talking-down to other staff.
To Be Avoided
Turf Care (Former Employee) – Every Location – 22 April 2016
Do not support this company. They are hiring the worst of the worst to lead them. Granted, if your brain is functioning, your job will be guaranteed.
Pros
Free Golf IF You Pass All The Exams
Cons
long hours, inexperienced people in charge, no communication ability, laughably disfunctional from every angle
No Communication
Food and Beverage Manager (Current Employee) – Toronto, ON – 26 February 2016
There is little to no communication within the company when it comes to advancement or internal candidates. There is no leader; the worse employees keep getting promoted.
excellent company to work for they only asked you to do your job
Mechanic (Former Employee) – Aurora, ON – 5 January 2016
I enjoyed my years my years at Clublink and wish that I never retired from there if they had an opening for a mechanic I would be one of the first to apply
Pros
One of the fairest companies to work for
Cons
Their management at the course level needed more supervision
Fun place to work but low pay
Former employee (Former Employee) – Various – 19 December 2015
Great management at my last property, but terrible pay and long hours. Today's economy does not allow one to have a clublink career with the low pay. Great place for students looking for a summer job, but that's about it.
Pros
Amazing management, meals covered, free golf
Cons
Terrible pay, long hours
Difficult place to work.
Food & Beverage Supervisor (Current Employee) – Milton, ON – 30 November 2015
Poor communication within management, leading to difficult days & no understanding of the events.
Communication & structure are key
co-workers have similar complaints
Communication & structure are key
co-workers have similar complaints
Pros
fun & social
Cons
long hours, no communtication
Fun place to work just do not get trapped
Pro Shop Attendant (Current Employee) – Milton, ON – 10 November 2015
I worked for the ClubLink Corporation for four long years. It started out as a very positive experience, working alongside a great group of people dedicated to what they do. When you are young making minimum wage, but, there is free golf you learn to accept the long hours, the lack of respect, and the terrible pay. But as you hit your twenties and the hours get longer, your role gets more detailed/demanding, and the pay does not change, it is time to get out. I think I probably stuck around just a little to long, however, I see people who are going to be with this company for years and its saddening. This corporation does not grow talent it gets lucky stumbling upon it and hopes it stays long enough so it can meet its bottom line. To those looking to work for ClubLink I would say this. Only work there if you are planning on bridging the gap between jobs or you love golf. On top of this, I would say make sure you have an exit strategy because it is so easy to get sucked into sticking around with these guys even though the job is so dead end.
Pros
Free golf, great working environment, great co-workers
Cons
Long hours, terrible pay, stressful, no room for advancement
Love my co workers - the best people to work with
Member Services Associate (Current Employee) – King City, ON – 5 August 2015
I have learned a lot since starting to work at ClubLink. The Staff is great and I enjoy working with them.
We are all hard working and caring people.
Not only there for our members...there for each other as well.
We are all hard working and caring people.
Not only there for our members...there for each other as well.
Pros
Birthday's and Snack days
Cons
Under paid for the work we do