CRAFT Beer Market English Bay

1795 Beach Ave, Vancouver, BC

CRAFT Beer Market English Bay Employer Reviews

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(8 reviews)
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38% Recommend
13% Neutral
50% Do not recommend

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Dont Bother
Written by a Bartender in Vancouver, BC on Aug 30, 2023
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CRAFT English Bay was not an overall positive experience. The people (not managers) are honestly the best part about this location. Managers would gaslight employees into believing "everyone felt bullied and negatively about your work ethic" this ...

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CRAFT English Bay was not an overall positive experience. The people (not managers) are honestly the best part about this location. Managers would gaslight employees into believing "everyone felt bullied and negatively about your work ethic" this was never true, but happened to three bartenders in the time I worked there. Tip structure was not in favour of those who have the most detailed job descriptions, and you would be at the manager's "whits end" for asking to move from the bar. Hope everyone left is doing great though.

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Misleading, harmful environment
Written by a Manager in Vancouver, BC on Mar 19, 2023
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Company does not follow their 'culture values' whatsoever. LEED certified building yet do not follow any of these regulations, do not even compost food waste. Management is very petty and immature, play favourites and are big fans of 'teaching sta...

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Company does not follow their 'culture values' whatsoever. LEED certified building yet do not follow any of these regulations, do not even compost food waste. Management is very petty and immature, play favourites and are big fans of 'teaching staff lessons' by screwing them over. Lots of top down bullying. Compensation as a manager works out to less than minimum wage per hour once you divide salary by hours worked in a regular week (around 55-60). No HR to speak of, 0 support for staff in crisis situations.

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fun
Written by a Server in Vancouver, BC on Dec 16, 2022
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Good place to work, good tips

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Good for a short while
Written by a Chef in Vancouver, BC on Nov 21, 2022
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Not bad to start but not a cuisine driven place.

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Only good impression is the first one.
Written by a Prep cook in Vancouver, BC on Nov 19, 2022
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The job is ok to start out but if you want to advance to another department good luck, if they don’t think your right for the part they wont move you. The tip out for BOH is very low compared to other places.

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Written by a Dishwasher in Vancouver, BC on Sep 08, 2022
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Great environment to work

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Poor environment and management
Written by a Server in Vancouver, BC on Aug 01, 2022
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The vibe as an employee is very negative. Management is petty and unprofessional. Certain managers like to take advantage of their authority by being condescending, belittling, scrutinizing and being straight up rude for no good reason. Training i...

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The vibe as an employee is very negative. Management is petty and unprofessional. Certain managers like to take advantage of their authority by being condescending, belittling, scrutinizing and being straight up rude for no good reason. Training is poor, then employees get scolded for their performance after not being trained properly.

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Written by a Bar manager in Vancouver, BC on Jun 18, 2022
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Great crew members

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