Invited reviews

3.6

57% would recommend to a friend

(1,163 total reviews)

51% positive business outlook

Invited has an employee rating of 3.6 out of 5 stars, based on 1,163 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there.

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1K reviews
3.0
Jan 14, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

Flexible Scheduling Some Members are nice to you

Cons

Tip share that really isn't. ClubCorp takes 10% of the 20% service charge that is added to the member's check automatically, then the rest is divided up between EVERYONE who worked that week, including management (some of whom literally sit at the reception desk and play solitaire for hours on end)... worst part of this is that the members don't know this and we are not allowed to tell them unless they ask, and even then, we have been told not to tell them the truth. The Club gets away with this because they state at the bottom of the receipt that the service charge is not a tip or gratuity. However, they have forcefully removed our tip line from the checks and refuse to let us have it back. Most of the country club members don't even look at their checks... there are a few that if they even look, will circle the service charge on the check, as if to say, that's all you get, because they don't know that you barely get any of it.

1.0
Mar 9, 2018

Clubcon

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

You aren’t completely destitute, because at least you have a job. You have a ton of people to vent to about how much life sucks at ClubCorp, because everyone club level pretty much knows the company is a joke.

Cons

Pay is very minimal vs. the astronomical amount of work you have. The company has been stuck in the past for years. Now that they are finally trying to join the rest of the world in 2018, they have too many interfacing issues and can’t keep up with the changes (nor do they even know how to implement them correctly). Promotions, raises and who likes you is dependent upon who you know and what you do for them. No sense of communication. Corporate motto is, “yell and degrade now, maybe ask questions later - but probably not because that would actually require calling or emailing someone back.” If you like working harder, not smarter, this is your place! The company, as a whole, is an HR nightmare. However, there is no required HR presence essentially anywhere. All systems are centralized to corporate, but the unfortunate thing is that 95% of the people there know about as much as a 2nd grader knows about running a business. World leader in private clubs? More like world leader in con artists! If you want to sell your soul to the devil, live our your days in misery, or would just rather not participate in any sort of ethical business practices, LOOK NO FURTHER! YOU’VE FOUND YOUR NEW HOME! Capital? Who needs capital investments when it’s cheaper to slap a new coat of paint on everything! If you’re a vendor considering doing business with any ClubCorp property - think again. You may or may not get paid. Forget about training for anything - they don’t even know how to train you anymore. Medical Insurance - You’ll pay at least $120 per month for a $20K out of pocket max deductible and they still don’t even cover you at even 80%. You don’t get ANY vacation until you’ve been there for a year. (And they think that’s normal!)

1.0
Feb 6, 2019

Never felt less valued by an employer

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Work schedule flexibility. That's it. I guess that falls under work/life balance...

Cons

No room for advancement. Poor benefits. No job performance feedback. Non competitive pay and no room for improvement. Some departments treated well, others ignored entirely. It's all about who you know, and not what you can do or bring to the table.

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