Pros
Generous employee discount including for friends & family.
Cons
The list of Cons to this company is so long that it's hard to settle on just a few. If someone offers you a job there say thanks but no thanks unless of course you're a young white woman. Favoritism is the name of the game. The culture is flattering your manager at all time and backstabbing your co-worker. It is a very chaotic workplace environment. No one seems to really quite know what they are doing. I am surprised that the company is expanding as much giving the level of incompetence. The pay is low in the industry and raise is pretty much non-existent. It's almost impossible to move to other positions within the company unless of course you're a young white woman. It's really about who you know & who likes you. Management is unable to offer constructive criticism and help the employees develop. No one really cares about keeping their best employees. There's a very high turnover; every week someone is leaving the company. There is also a lack of professionalism all around. Employees that have been there for a while feel like they can say/do whatever they want & management allows them to behave that way. The workload is very uneven. You have senior employees who spend their whole day shopping and chatting on Facebook while new employees are doing all the work. Management see that but does nothing about it. The HR department itself is a joke. Really, there's nothing good about this company. Don't even bother to apply for a job there. Working at Michael Kors has been one of the biggest mistakes of my young life.
