at Vicinity Centres
Melbourne VIC
Support the operations of one of Melbourne's busiest retail destinations, working across facilities, compliance, contractor management and more.
1d ago
Vicinity Centres
(69 reviews)
Company Profile
Company overview
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Industry
Commercial & Industrial Property Management
Specialities
Retail Property Management, Real Estate
Company size
1,001-5,000
Primary location
Chadstone, Victoria
Vicinity is one of Australia’s leading retail property groups, shaping meaningful places where communities connect.
We own and manage some of Australia’s most recognisable retail destinations, from local shopping centres to iconic destinations such as Chadstone and the Queen Victoria Building.
Jobs at Vicinity Centres
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Our mission statement
Our people are at the heart of our success.
We’re committed to creating a diverse, inclusive and high performing workplace where everyone feels valued, respected and empowered to thrive.
Through our Diversity, Inclusion & Belonging Roadmap, Employee Advocacy Groups and industry partnerships, we’re helping drive positive change within Vicinity and the broader property industry.
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Vicinity and you?
Join Vicinity Centres and make a meaningful difference.We’re looking for curious, collaborative and motivated people ready to grow their careers.With opportunities across our Chadstone corporate office and centres nationwide, you’ll work alongside industry professionals to create exceptional experiences for our communities.
Awards and accreditations
Ranked #1 in the Listed category for Oceania (GRESB) 2025
Australian Workplace Equality Index Bronze 2025
Hidden Sunflower Organisation 2024
Disability Confident Recruiter 2024
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Reviews overview
3.269 ratings in total
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What’s it like working at Vicinity Centres?
AI summary of recent reviews
Employees appreciate the flexible working arrangements at Vicinity Centres, including hybrid working models and work from home options. The work/life balance is generally good with reasonable hours and perks like birthday leave. Many value their immediate colleagues who are friendly and cooperative, as well as the convenient locations of the shopping centres.
However, there are some potential challenges, including concerns about management and leadership with reports of limited support and communication in some areas. Office politics can be present in certain teams, and career progression opportunities may be limited. Some employees have experienced cultural challenges within specific teams, and workload and pressure can be significant with increasing expectations. There also appears to be a disconnect between upper management and ground floor staff regarding transparency and resource allocation.
However, there are some potential challenges, including concerns about management and leadership with reports of limited support and communication in some areas. Office politics can be present in certain teams, and career progression opportunities may be limited. Some employees have experienced cultural challenges within specific teams, and workload and pressure can be significant with increasing expectations. There also appears to be a disconnect between upper management and ground floor staff regarding transparency and resource allocation.
Recent reviews
1.0
Marketing Role
Jul 2026Melbourne VIC 3000Less than 1 year in the role, former employee
Stressful, overworked and underpaid
The good thingsGood to have a hybrid working model.
The challenges- A lot of office politics.
- Lots of additional hours.
- Poor leadership.
- Very inflexible about moving your work from home days if you have appointments or need to leave early, you're encouraged to take the day as leave.
- A very stressful environment
1.0
Valet Attendant
May 2026Chadstone VIC 3148Less than 1 year in the role, former employee
The job would be great for someone aged 18-23 because if you’re any older you will be alienated
The good thingsThe best part of the job is being able to walk away from the “team” to go and collect a parcel
The challengesVery unwelcoming team who will not accept a new person. Absolutely terrible culture that will make you question if it’s you that’s not kind
1.0
Marketing Officer
Feb 2025Chadstone VIC 31483 to 4 years in the role, former employee
Bad culture, no career progression and an office void of fresh ideas.
The good thingsThe location was convenient to me and I had flexibility to work from home.
The challengesI lost every last ounce of confidence I had in this place. The culture is the worst I have ever dealt with, people will throw you to the wolves to protect themselves. The only way to survive is be a yes man inside and leave work at the door when you leave.
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