CEO Doug should have been fired years ago…… - Customer Service Associate Men's Wearhouse Employee Review

2.0
Jun 10, 2016
Recommend
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Pros

GREAT flexibility with my school schedule, paid vacation time even as a part timer, decent stock plan and your store can really feel like one big family, its a really great feeling and overall thats what keeps me where I'm at.

Cons

So much family. In one region in the east coast alone I can honestly say 75% of the employees are directly related to the regional manager in some way. Not a very good way of conducting business in my opinion. Its also nearly impossible to get a raise unless your regional manager loves you. Otherwise you have to just go directly over his or her head to the zone VP. They do not reward hard work at all, and they really do not pay their employees anything near what they should. Some Store Managers make $40,000 a year and some make $100,000+ per year. Part time CSA's can make anywhere between $7.25/hr - $11/ hr. If you sell over $500,000 a year they offer you 10% commission on everything with $0.01/week base pay. Otherwise salespeople make $5/hour + 4% commission if the sale is under $600 and 6% commission if the sale is over $600. All salespeople make 10% commission on shoes and custom garments. Operation Managers or Formalwear Managers make anywhere between $9/hr - $25/hr. Overall the pay gap is massive, especially with those who are hourly.

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5.0
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Pros

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Cons

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3.0
Jul 8, 2026
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Pros

When I was here the discount was still mostly okay (went from 60% and 70% during the holidays to 55-65%), and you had the option to essentially put items on layaway out of your check, so you didn't have to have the total up front to be able to build a professional wardrobe if you were a male employee. The environment was chill and laid back in stores not operating on a cutthroat commission pay structure, at least back then. Most employees not in major cities were college-aged kids or just graduated, looking for part time work who could get along well. The duties were easy 95% of the time. Good training opportunities for management.

Cons

I started here when George was just getting pushed out. Several of the key draws/benefits were either shrunk or taken away after George left. The discount was reduced, the employee holiday parties went away (at least for some stores) and the employee clubhouse was taken away.

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