Christie's reviews

"A salary of $58,450 or less annually is now considered low income in the New York Metro Area. If you are a single New Yorker earning $58,450 or less per year, you fall under the low income category, according to 2018 estimates released last month by the U.S. Department of Housing (HUD)" I cannot speak for executive level colleagues, but this is pretty insulting to many of us who have worked so hard to obtain univeristy/masters/some PhD degrees. Living in NY with a Christie's salary definitely requires 1) multiple roommates 2) mental preperation that you will have debt 3) parents helping you out 4) trust fund 5) marry rich. Christie's, I'd be curious to hear a response that is beyond "our salaries match the industry". Would the company ever provide subsized housing for employees? Allowance to purchase work clothes? (it's not like we can be sloppy during an auction)? Please enlighten us. Or maybe this is just a way the art industry "cleanse out" certain people

The company has a tendency to femmwash the egregious behavior of white men by tokenizing a few women in high positions. The level of misogyny--particularly on behalf of high ranking men--is alarming. Upper Management has a very high tolerance for bad behavior and is willing to continuously sacrifice younger, talented individuals at the expense of retaining a few problematic men who have become adept at managing up. Little accountability for mistreatment. Backstabbing abound. HR is largely asleep. Few opportunities for growth or change.