BC Housing Reviews

Very low pay with no increases for the amount of work expected of the employees. Managers, Directors and supervisors have been there for decades and are very resistent to change. All they do is micromanage. Also, there is no career development - It's not what you know but who you know and who likes you. A lot of descrimination especially against foreigners and women. Employees are extremely overworked, you basically have to work every single second because you are monitored constantly. Also, body shaming is a thing.

BC Housing is an organization striving to stay in its comfort zone. It can encourage much greater innovation within the organization if the internal inertia were less. The organization's top-down decision model further discourages long-needed changes. Pay attention while signing contracts with BC Housing's HR. There has been cases of ambiguous statement and empty verbal promises happened during interviews as well as the agreement negotiation with union. Can't comment whether it's intentional or just few human errors. Make sure you have every negotiated item slated in the contract and carefully read EVERYTHING twice before signing.