hall manager

office coordinator

director of people & culture

Canadian Football League

If you have a passion for football you will be in the perfect place. During the season there is little room for a social life outside of the office, depending on your role. Expect to work long hours and any day of the week with games all occurring on off hours. Most if not all employees are all fans of the game and have a passion for the league so working long hours during the season is less work and more a passion. They are all laid back and have a lot of fun during and outside of work but know when to get down to work and deal with tight deadlines and an ever-changing environment.

- Making all my assignments in due time.

- I would learn on what can improve for my position as an employee.

- When it comes to management, As an employee it will tell what are the demands or tasks we're being ask to do and how we should operate during working hours.

-I'm looking forward to get along with every employee at a workplace.

- the hardest part of the job would be doing it without any purpose.

- You get to gain experience, that can be useful when it come to help other individuals and you actually know what you are talking about and making it a fact.

As a professional athlete you come in go to your meetings, watch film and get ready for practice.

I learned how to be a professional.

management do a great job, from the coaches up to the general manager up to the owner.

The culture in the workplace is great.

The hardest part is preparing yourself for the rigors of professional sports.

Being victorious and successful.

I loved working at the CFL in the early 90s. I was young and fresh out of university. I loved the collegial atmosphere as we were all under 30s. We were given immense responsibility and lots of opportunities and experience. Not surprisingly, the money was very low but the job has propelled me to many career highlights. Overall it was a great growing experience.

Amazing work oppertunity that did not turn out as I expected. 
Very low wage, not complete inclusion into the CFL family. 

I had the oppertunity to work with some great people and the experience I gained will help me work harder in my next role! 

Lack of budget led to lack of meaningful tasks within my role. Lots of office politics.

in meetings from 7am-11. practice until 1:30 . learned responsibility working well with others . our coaching staff cared but were demanding of your best everyday . teammates were great. hardest part of the job was playing with injuries most enjoyable part was winning a championship with a bunch of great guys

It would take way more space than  allotted here for me to describe my time at the CFL It was a dream job. I grew up with a huge appreciation of what the CFL meant to Canadians and sports fans. That wasn't lost on me. To have actually worked at my dream job is something I will relish forever.

Working for this company helped me mature. It helped me understand the true meanings of hard work and dedication. The hardest part of the job was to put on a frown. I enjoyed this company and im very thankful of what it thought me.

Working in professional sports on a national level is very exciting and rewarding.  Young culture, very fast paced and wonderful opportunity to work with teams located across Canada.

The CFL helped me become a professional man. Taught me the ends and outs of a organization. I’ve learned about the relationship side of things and the business side of things and I’m ready to take everything that I’ve learned from that experience to the real world.

Top Job Titles	Average salary
Hall manager 2 salaries reported	$44,274 per year
Office coordinator 1 salary reported	$20.00 per hour
Director of people & culture 1 salary reported	$110,000 per year

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