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Lucky Strike Entertainment

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Lucky Strike Entertainment reviews

3.2

51% would recommend to a friend

(1,409 total reviews)
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Tom Shannon, Lev Ekster, Bobby Lavan, and Heather Webb

51% approve of CEO

44% positive business outlook

Lucky Strike Entertainment has an employee rating of 3.2 out of 5 stars, based on 1,409 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Lucky Strike Entertainment employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Arts, Entertainment & Recreation industry (3.9 stars).

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1K reviews
2.0
Feb 11, 2020

Lack of Transparency Breeds Toxic Work Environment

Anonymous employee
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Pros

They get 2 stars because HR has clearly made a concerted effort to improve benefits for it's employees, no matter how begrudgingly it is wrestled from Upper Management. They went from 2 weeks vacation to three, and a 401k was finally offered.

Cons

It's really galling to employees to hear about the company's incredible performance and growth, only to be offered a paltry amount for a 401k match. The health insurance is atrocious and continued to get worse every year. A few years ago, there was at least a co-pay with the insurance plan they offered. We were told it was too expensive and switched to a high deductible plan with no co-pay. It is essentially an out of pocket expense for any doctor's visit unless something serious happens and you hit your deductible. It somehow got more expensive in the following years while still offering bare bones coverage. The company touts being family-friendly but doesn't offer maternity or paternity leave. It's clear that upper management has 0 concern for its employees. Instead, they have a committee plan occasional "fun events", designed to appease job discontent instead of offering benefits that would actually improve the quality of life and morale of the company as a whole. Professionally, there is no structure for development. Reviews are arranged by your direct manager so if you have one that doesn't care about your professional development or growth, then you will remain stagnant. If you have a bad manager, you have no options since any attempts to discuss a manager's shortcoming will result in hostility. The worst part of working there though, was the morale, which continued to get worse as the lack of transparency from upper management created a very toxic workplace. People were targeted, bullied, and let go with no notice, and a lot of secrecy, creating an atmosphere of stress and fear, while others were promoted through blatant favoritism. Despite extremely high turnover, upper management refuses to acknowledge any issues or listen to their employees. There isn't an avenue to discuss employee concerns.

1.0
Sep 12, 2019

Not even HR can help you

Recommend
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Pros

Salary Hours during the fall season Team

Cons

Sales Contracts Upper management pushing unreasonable numbers Lack of manager initiated marketing

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Lucky Strike Entertainment Response
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We value your honesty, and we are disappointed to hear that you did not experience the Bowlero Corp culture we strive to achieve. We take these reviews very seriously and will provide this insight to our leadership and HR team. Again, thank you for your feedback and we wish you luck in your future endeavors!
1.0
Dec 6, 2017

Cold Call Galore

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Pros

They pay for a training week in New York. The pay for flight and hotel.

Cons

Ridiculously high sales goals, so you almost never make commission. (120%of your sales goal will only equal 2.5% and that is the max percentage). Expect you to make cold calls to past clients and businesses, most of which will tell you "It was the worst Birthday/Team Builder experience they ever had" and yell at you to never call back. Expect you to use your personal LinkedIn to solicit, requiring that you post at least once a month but would prefer once a week. No room for growth. Expect to leave the office between 6 and 7 everyday, and you will be required to work Saturdays. I know they say just one a month, but if there is a shortage on sales reps in your office, you will have to work more.

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