Great company to grow with if you have a background in retail and merchandising. - Manager Space and Assortment Analytics SAS Retail Services Employee Review

5.0
Apr 30, 2020
Recommend
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Pros

These pros apply specifically to the Space Management department: - Good way to transition from retail into an office job. - If you've got retail experience, some tech savvy, a willingness to learn, and good attention to detail, you can go far. - Lots of room for professional growth. - The work is interesting and not too stressful. - Good for people who like to work independently while still being a part of a close-knit team. - Positive work culture. - Good coworkers. - Excellent work/life balance. - It's easy to request and get time off. Times when retailers are usually busy is when it's easiest for us to get time off.

Cons

- We are a 3rd party vendor working for, and along-side a retailer. While we are well-treated, there's an added layer of politics that makes the job harder than it needs to be. This becomes more apparent when in a management position. - The company has experienced a lot of growth in a relatively short period of time, so certain things may not be as streamlined as in a large corporation. This may sometimes be a little frustrating, but it could also be considered an opportunity for people with initiative and creativity. - Training is good for entry-level, however it's minimal for management-level positions. You are expected to figure out a lot of the job on your own.

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Pros

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Cons

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Pros

• You work Mon-Thurs. Weekends are always free • You’re entitled to two breaks, a 30 minute unpaid break and a 15 minute paid break.

Cons

• This job will destroy your body. Lifting, kneeling, squatting all day for minimum wage is not sustainable. Nobody should have to work so hard for breadcrumbs in return. • Management will try to rush you to get the project done, which increases your risk of injury and products falling/breaking open • The hours are vary wildly depending on the project assigned. Sometimes you work 4-5 hours, sometimes closer to 9-10. Don’t bother making an appointment on your work day, because you probably won’t make it • Gas reimbursement is a joke, about a couple of dollars, and will not cover the full expense of your travel • Step stools can be hard to come by. You may have to stand on a milk crate. Cross your fingers that it doesn’t break

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