Pros
Steep discount Working with fashion, which is fun and creative If you're just starting out revolve would be useful for getting a high-profile place on your resume and for gaining some experience in your field. For me it was my first real job after college; I got in, I got out, and now I'm working at a company that is 10X better. So I'm grateful to Revolve for being a stepping stone, but nothing more.
Cons
You don't earn enough to afford living in LA, or to save money Opportunities for a raise or advancement are hard to come by; there was almost no room for growth in my role. Cliquey work environment, draining day to day, no work-life balance, no schedule flexibility, terrible benefits (no 401K matching, awful PTO) HR does not seem to affect change or take action based on information they hear in exit reviews, at least from my experience There is a total lack of employee appreciation and support; higher-ups who have been there for a long time seem to be the only ones reaping benefits. The company would rather spend millions setting influencers up with freebies and jetting revolvers around the world for instagram campaigns than actually care about the financial and emotional well-being of their employees.