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Lifetime Brands

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will not pay you for knowledge or skills, generally incompetent company, unprofessional - Anonymous employee Lifetime Brands Employee Review

1.0
Jun 1, 2014
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

People are nice Never work weekends

Cons

A lot of incompetent, under qualified people in high positions because they are connected Salary not competitive Only 1 to 2 promotions available within each position (not a good place to make a career) Company isn't innovative, upper management always has an excuse why not HR department is infuriatingly irresponsible No training, no room for growth No 401K matching, benefits ok Upper management is boys club, brag to co-workers when they hire someone "hot," hire people based on looks, dating and affairs flagrant in company, don't take their own jobs seriously, just waiting to retire and line their own pockets

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Cons

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Pros

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Cons

Sadly, the compensation for this role is significantly below the industry standard for a Category or Product Manager with comparable responsibilities. There is no room to grow beyond a certain point, and there seems to be a lack of awareness of the efforts and quality of work that middle roles, such as a category manager, provide. Most of the grace goes to the salespeople who typically receive all of the information from people in our position. With the increasing lack of value placed on this role, there has been a slow decline in output due to unrealistic expectations paired with thankless and minimal rewards. People have left, been let go, and those left are burning out.

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