CITY HOME reviews

3.9

74% would recommend to a friend

(271 total reviews)
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Andrew Koenig

81% approve of CEO

71% positive business outlook

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5.0
Mar 26, 2015
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Pros

City Furniture is a great company for growth opportunities in management. The commission structure provides uncapped earning potential plus monthly bonuses. Friendly and family oriented atmosphere.

Cons

I do not have any negatives to mention as I have meet some really nice people to work with and enjoy going to work.

2.0
Feb 12, 2015
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Pros

flexible hours. some weeks you make decent money. no real physical labor, its really the easiest job i have ever had.

Cons

This company is purely sales driven if you cannot sell you don't belong. there are long hours, goals that are unreasonable, only %4 commission, horrible customer service (which causes most of your cancellations) you can come in after 2 days off to a negative paycheck. The hourly is only about $11.50 if you don't exceed your hourly pay with commissions. Upper management and managers DO NOT care about you, you will be treated like cattle. if you do not produce they will get rid of you not work with you. if you are offered a position make sure you get all the details IN WRITING. If your general manager does not like you and you have any hopes of progressing into the management program get real comfortable because you aren't going anywhere.

2.0
Jan 29, 2015
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Pros

Very family oriented. Everyone knows each other.

Cons

Once you accept the job you will lose ALL aspects of your life because you are required to work EVERY weekend and ALL holidays (except Christmas, Thanksgiving, and New Year's day). You will also work A LOT of closing shifts (get off at 9:30 pm). They don't consider where you live so most likely you will have a long commute. I drove 55 mins each way. Management (especially GM's) is like a cult! If they don't like you, you will not be promoted under any circumstances! I've see it happen MULTIPLE times. When it comes to advancement you must be the favorite/behind kisser. Otherwise you don't have a chance... forget about it! I've also seen managers (especially GM's) bully other employees. Sales Goals are set extremely high with a crowed floor. Therefore, if you want to make your goal/any money you will need to come in on your days off. There's only a handful of people throughout the entire company that does extremely well. Everyone else that works here are living paycheck to paycheck. Lots of drama! Everyone knows each others business or "think" they know. Moreover, there are LOTS of internal relationships (extremely unethical) due to the amount of time spent at work. EXTREME Micro-management!! You can't do anything without a manager breathing on your neck. It's ridiculous! I've never had a job with such extreme micro-management. High turnover.I worked at City Furniture for 14 months and have seen MANY people come and go. If you can make it to the three year mark you might be able to survive the City Furniture lifestyle because by that point they will have you brain washed.

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Thank you for your feedback. Overall our company, and managers, care very much about our associates. We strive to make this a fabulous place to work. Even our Sales Associate 2014 average earnings (excluding managers) was just over $52,000 (up from 2013) with the top associates making over $100,000. It seems that the information you provided is about a specific showroom and I would like to get more information from you - can you please call me? Katie: (954) 597-2200 x7413
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