Toxic culture with no autonomy and poor management - Dont Want to Say Quince Employee Review

1.0
May 22, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Nothing - Product is low quality. Culture is worse. CEO talks about "low ego" but the Co-Founders have huge egos.

Cons

Do not work here! - They will micro-manage you to the point of exhaustion. - Co-Founders reinforce a culture of zero autonomy to do your job and perpetrate fear of being fired. - No trust, transparency or real feedback. Highly political environment.

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5.0
Jul 13, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Great team environment with supportive colleagues who are willing to collaborate and share knowledge. The company provides opportunities to learn new skills and gain valuable experience. Management encourages professional growth, and the work is meaningful and fast paced. Benefits are competitive, and there is a strong focus on delivering quality service to customers. Overall, it's a positive workplace for employees who are motivated, adaptable, and looking to develop their careers.

Cons

No major concerns at this time. Like any workplace, there are occasional busy periods, but overall my experience has been positive.

1.0
Jul 15, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

decent pay, but not enough for what they expect out of you, the queue for interactions was backed up consistently nearly every single day by 500+ interactions. free clothes from store credit they give you, other than that, nothing special.

Cons

micromanaged constantly, i was fired over my CSAT rating being off mark by 0.02 % due to mental health after a family member passed away. they gave me an attendance point for having to leave work an hour and a half early due to the call my grandmother was dead from cardiac arrest. literally one of the most heartless HR teams I have ever had the displeasure of working with. They are negligent with your bonus checks, take forever to get back to you, and will fire you the first real opportunity they get so they can continue paying the minimum acceptable entry level wage.

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