Drybar reviews

Your on call. And you don't get paid enough for the amount of work you do. they call you in the last minute to come in. I got text at 5:00 am to come in the same day.

Two things that made the job kind of miserable sometimes were the mean clients and the fact that we weren't allowed to ask for days off. Although I met some amazing clients, I met some of the nastiest, rudest people I have ever met in my life working here. I was spit on at least twice and it wasn't rare for me to be yelled at and called names at least once per shift. As for the shifts, once you were given your permanent schedule, it was basically set in stone. The only way we could get days off was by getting them covered ourselves, even if it was months in advance that we were asking for the day off. We would have to send emails to all the Drybar bartenders in our area asking if they could pick up our shift, and we always had to offer money too. Even after offering the money it was still rare for me to get shifts covered so I often had to cancel plans and trips anyway because no one would cover my shift.