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A typical day at work is making 70-100 phone calls to people who you probably called the day before. You will probably have to sit through at least one meeting where nothing gets accomplished. 
I learned how to be invasive and lie to people about our programs. 
Management does not care about you. They expect you to avoid your families and work on major holidays like Christmas, New Years and if you don't come in they will give you attitude about it. They also expect you to put your life on the line driving through snow storms just to get to an empty building. 95% of the job could be done from your home. 
The hardest part of the job is hearing the word "no" from the people you call. If you make 100 calls, you will actually only speak to about 20-30 and 90% of them will tell you know. And instead of getting help from management they will just tell you to make more calls. 
There is no enjoyable part of the job because even though the job title says soccer manager, you never actually deal with soccer. You make phone calls all day and then your management just expects you to show up on weekends to help run those programs. Don't expect to ever get paid for that. If you go above and beyond on any work that you do, you will never get credit. All you will get is how you should be doing more.

The environment is lively and fast-paced, with games happening throughout the day and teams arriving excited to compete, practice, or simply enjoy time with friends. Being at the center of that activity means no two shifts feel the same.
The role blends leadership with service. Managers coordinate bookings, support staff, solve problems in real time, and make sure guests have a smooth experience from check-in to the final whistle. It feels rewarding to keep operations running seamlessly while creating a welcoming atmosphere for players and visitors.
The community aspect also makes the job enjoyable. Regular teams, families, and local players return often, so managers build relationships with guests and coworkers alike. The job becomes more than managing a facility. It becomes helping create a place where people connect, stay active, and share their love of the game

If someone is looking for their first job this could be the place to start. Very straight forward tasks make up the majority of the shifts. The largest variable of any day are the customers. If you have language skills you can enjoy the diversity of the many cultures that play soccer. If someone is looking for a job with advancement or a cooperative atmosphere this is not the place to work. The Owner/Management side of the company is very new to employee relationships and resists employee input. Simple solutions offered by staff are met with an apathetic attitude. Sadly, retail sales of food stuffs carry more concern than the very product SoFive promotes.

Working at Sofive is the only job I have been wanting to work for many years, first you come in punch in through the app Paycor, you greet everyone working, as a referee I go to the current working manager he gives me the information of the games and what field, the hardest part of the job I would say is the pressure of the families but as time goes you’ll get use to it, and the management is the most supportive people I have met, the best part about Sofive when you come in its like working with friends and family.

Here at SoFive, I have seen employees grow within. And it’s a great feeling seeing others grow. 

My favorite part about working at SoFive is that I have gotten close with my customers that I don’t need to repeat myself to them. It’s a mutual respect - friendship.

One of the hardest part of the job would be, Making sure everything is running smoothly when we have a tight schedule. From the bar to the league games to answering phones calls. At times it gets overwhelming but it’s also manageable.

Great to be around soccer all the time. Interacting with the people who attended the facility and watching the tournaments was the best of the job.  During my time it was mostly email outreach and trying to fill out tournaments and leagues.  Only negatives are that the food and drinks offered for sale in this sports facility is garbage and way overpriced. The owners  only care about the bottom line. Worth it if you love Soccer. 

You are told one thing when you get hired then are told to do many other jobs while being there and staff management is unprofessional with scheduling times they give you your weekly schedule the starting day of every week

You are also put to do janitorial jobs when they have janitors and being told to work multiple positions when you only applied for one for $16.78 the hour 

Should be at least $25 the hour with how they work there

This is a young start up company, yet they are always looking forward to find ways to make the employees happy and looking for input on how to make the company better. If you like soccer and enjoy a challenge this is the place to be. 

-As a soccer coach at SoFive Soccer I have gotten to know everyone that I work with. Apart from being a soccer coach I feel like I have grown to become a family with all of the people who I work with. Everyone is very helpful and we always have fun together while getting the work that we need to get done, done. It feels like I have known everyone for such a long time and I always enjoy going to work with my fellow workers.

Sofive bought this location over a year ago. In that time, they have gutted the programs and cut hours across the board. We now have very little staff for development classes, practices, and games.  Coaches no longer make a living wage. Don't work here.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Coach 90 salaries reported	$17.63 per hour
Manager on duty 26 salaries reported	$18.96 per hour
Sporting goods associate 20 salaries reported	$18.36 per hour
Business services representative 16 salaries reported	$16.50 per hour
Barista 14 salaries reported	$16.78 per hour

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