Drybar reviews

STYLIST: - Always over booked and understaffed. - Poor pay, you only get the whole $15 if you don't get tip and/or if you take vacation and sick time. You will only get paid $13 and hour plus they take money out of tips on card for tip credit. -Not allowed to take breaks, even if you are feeling sick from not being able to eat. -Appointment scheduling had changed from 45 to 30 min. to make room for more appointments. Not everyone has 30 minute hair so the pressure is always on. -clients are allowed to disrespect staff -Even if the client is in the wrong, the client is always "right" and will be rewarded *Not every location follows State Board protocol when it comes to sanitation. I highly recommend that you take care of your own brushes and clips for that reason. * BARTENDER: - Gets yelled at by clients constantly during rush hour times and on busy days. - Multitask cleaning the whole shop and serving drinks while never leaving the front. - Does not get to participate in certain raffles amongst staff -Very under appreciated - Constant schedule rotations sometimes by week other times by month. -Difficult to take time off.

Recently changed from 45 minute blowouts to 30 and they're telling me that they're experimenting with booking even tighter than that. Clients wait for sometimes over 45 minutes for their appointments to start. No chance of ever getting breaks on Saturdays then they want you to stay late to help with all the overbookings. They think we're robots and not humans. Meanwhile managers never step in and help they just stand around watching the chaos and reap the benefits of our hard work. Also they just upped the prices of the blowouts by $4 and only ever give stylists at max a 75¢ raise every year.