Capri Holdings reviews

ZERO coaching, feedback and development at that time 2009/2010. fighting over sales cliques among the girls no consistency in documentation ( one girl would be late and documented another girl who was late wouldn't be documented)

You pretty much have to train yourself. The managers throw tips your way, but you are expected to know already how to sell. It's a good college job, but it's not for BEGINNERS! It's also a very exclusive company, of the 20+ active sales associates, only me and two others got the job by walking in. Everybody else knew somebody. It's understandable because of what MK wants their employees to represent, but it's a unforgiving environment for complete rookies. Also, in my store, women have a harder time than the couple of guys that work on the sales floor. It seems like a lot of the female Sales Representatives maintain a "frenemy" status between each other. And I been here for about 5 months, and I have seen at least half the female Sales Reps tell me in person to "don't trust this other girl" kind of stuff. For males that apply, remember to stay out of the drama, and keep your hands over your ears when you hear gossip. Beware of the "very personal" conversations, watch what you say.