Greybrook Toronto lol

Greybrook is apparently poking personal references early in processes without your consent. They have 5-6 postings open for acquisitions and dev jobs in this job market which can only be a red flag. From what I’ve heard, there is a mass exodus happening there with a ton of people getting constantly hired and fired, and people leaving. Avoid this place unless you want your former boss/current boss called without your consent early in the process. Fuck these guys.

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interesting that this post was made just as i had a recruiter reach out to chat with me about Greybrook. I asked why they had so many open positions (from analyst to senior associate, i think 5 or so in total) and she said it was because they were growing 🤔

didn't realize there was a mass exodus as it seems like their team page is still relatively the same, but i did meet at guy at a networking event who was let go from there a few months back. i might reach out to him to see if he knows more about the mass hiring/firing

 

If it was who I think it was 360Matrix, I would avoid that process entirely. From what I heard, a guy did an HR round, passed it, and right after that someone at Greybrook contacted his former company. He did not consent to that, 360 matrix turned on him and said,” you should’ve kept your references up-to-date.” Meanwhile this guy never provided references to begin with or consented to anyone being contacted to. That place seems super scummy. I doubt there was a mass exodus; probably what happened was they were all fired for not meeting their “work hard play hard wear multiple hats” culture.

 

They are constantly hiring for at least one or two junior roles. It's always stood out to me as a red flag. I've heard culture is poor, bad hours, but good pay. Seems like lots of turnover at junior levels.

There is NO WAY that their current listings are because they're growing in this environment. They solely invest in ground-up for-sale residential developments. Almost nobody is building today. Easy math.

 

I can't speak for hours or culture, but I can directly speak to pay based on what I've seen. Looks to be around 80-90k for a senior analyst, likely around 100k all-in.

 

I heard they're starting to schedule calls for at least one of their open roles. Wonder how the process will go for those that get through.

On the one hand, they must be desperate for talent if they have so many openings. And on the other hand, it seems like they're not really rushing to find people and if they just hire and fire, their HR team is probably grinding as much as an investments team lol

 

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