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Merchant support

Merchant support administratorFormer employeeNew York, NYRecommendBusiness outlook

Pros

work from home overtime availibility

Cons

-Temp to hire pushed off vacation day accumulation. -no set system in place. mostly word of mouth (digitally) -heavy excel use to verifiy merchant info/ item info - tedious work for amount of pay -short deadlines i.e. for amount of work typically two day turn around with but can also be same day turn around with half info given/unclear instructions.

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Dont

Administrative assistantFormer employeeNew York, NYRecommendBusiness outlook

Pros

Summer fridays, work from home options

Cons

Not an even work home life balance Underpaid Overworked

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Great Company

Vice presidentCurrent employeeDublin, CARecommendBusiness outlook

Pros

Great pay, great benefits, solid bonus most years, and company is working diligently to continually improve culture. Company has a long record of strong performance.

Cons

Work from home is not really an option.

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Good company to work for

Location planning analystCurrent employeeNew York, NYRecommendBusiness outlook

Pros

Work from home twice a week

Cons

Go into the office 3 times a week

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No upward mobility

BuyerCurrent employeeLos Angeles, CARecommendBusiness outlook

Pros

Opportunity for a sizable bonus

Cons

No upward mobility as a buyer. Buyers vs management roles are outnumbered like 20:1 so it takes forever to get promoted, if ever. Plenty of people have been buyers for 10+ years there trying to get promoted and never have. Not even an opportunity to become Sr buyer. Do not give adequate raises. 1-4%, with 4% being the maximum if you score the highest rating on sales and performance. Not flexible, only 1 WFH day per week

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Average Corporate experience

AnalystCurrent employeeDublin, CARecommendBusiness outlook

Pros

WFH balance and moderate workload. job security.

Cons

Pay isnt really competitive for bay area. Everything is what have you done for me lately. Ideas do not funnel up. behind on technology. typical corporate problems.

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Dont

Administrative assistantFormer employeeNew York, NYRecommendBusiness outlook

Pros

Summer fridays, work from home options

Cons

Not an even work home life balance Underpaid Overworked

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Overworked and overly critical

BuyerCurrent employeeRecommendBusiness outlook

Pros

Summer Fridays, benefits. Peers are great people and support system.

Cons

Management is arrogant and out of touch with the actual needs of the business. Most buyers are working endless hours while management continually gives unclear direction and sets goals that are not achievable. There is no margin for error and the management team is not aligned so you are often blamed or scolded for things you never received proper communication on. Lastly the management team lacks respect and empathy for their employees, they do not care about your personal life, often pushing back on vacation requests, WFH requests, and rarely consider your availability when planning work travel.

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Decent but not for long term

Administrative assistantFormer contractorNew York, NYRecommendBusiness outlook

Pros

Worked from home and was very monotonous. Does not pay very well but an okay job overall if you need an extra wfh job.

Cons

Management is very talkative and will contact you for absolutely no reason. If youre used to working independently, kiss that goodbye.

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it's okay

Asm- assistant store managerFormer employeeTerrell, TXRecommendBusiness outlook

Pros

close to home, easy hire

Cons

The is is always a mess

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