CADY reviews

If you are not in college and you don't have another source of income, Cady is a challenging place to work. The PAY is VERY LOW. It is difficult to survive off the money you make there. Furthermore, during the busy season you are overworked. That means working minimum to 40,50,60 hour weeks with NO HEALTH INSURANCE. The management is young and inexperienced, and often have inappropriate relationships and friendships with the photographers. Employees are often treated rudely. Strangely on the flipped there is a very little consequences to when employees do act badly. There are lot of threats, but I have seen employees leave the studio floor to "hang out" and nothing happened. Though one might consider that a pro, when you are working extra hours all the time with NO RAISES or rewards it can be a bit draining. Overall, if you are working professional, try to only stay for Cady for as limited time as possible. Build you skills, but KEEP APPLYING for jobs. There is a reason why professional photographers make hundreds of dollars a day. Be also award of this while YOU make $9.25 per hour, CADY is making THOUSANDS of your intellectual property.

There are more cons to this job than their are benefits. They work these kids like dogs and worse than the army. They don't allow these young professionals to consistently eat or have a break. They work 10-12 hours shifts with 15 mins to maybe eat some work poptarts or ramen. So understaffed and disorganized. People call out because the job is ran like a circus. Hours are all over the place and really no one sets you up for what it is really like. It's painted as if this is the coolest job you will ever get. Really I am not surprised by the company's hiring demographics and who they are taking advantage of. I was a fool for being excited about what their career website was hyping up. I won't ever work here again and you shouldn't unless you really need a first time job as a photographer.