Fabletics reviews

I started and was super excited, but my first day was completely disorganized. My second day I realized a bunch of the staff was also new. I couldn’t get much help setting up my benefits. I was able to get some, but hardly any of the sites and apps they use work. They devices used for making sales malfunction a lot. When you have to use someone else’s device you have to mark that you made the sale, but the leads never update it so other people get credit for your sales. It seems to have a revolving door. I didn’t last long. I was being paid half what I was making before and was happy because I thought it would be a great job and I was wrong. I should have researched it more before taking the job. You’re also supposed to get 3 free outfits when you start so you show off the brand. That never happened. I already had their clothes because I was a customer first. In hindsight I can see why it appears to be a revolving door type of work environment. Getting in touch with HR is very difficult. I’m honestly worried I will not get paid for what I did work.

-The more than occasional bad manager - your boss will set the tone of your work life so if you have a good one, you’ll be fine. When someone gets a lot of complaints from employees, HR listens but does nothing. The situation will fester and talent will leave. -You will likely find yourself doing the job of 2-3 people. Good luck getting help or more money. -There are massive pay disparities amongst those at the same level. In the long run, people are paid what they were able to negotiate and not for their contributions, experience, or work ethic. -So many meetings, not enough time for actual work. This is a common complaint and there are attempts to free up the calendar but before you know it you’re in more back to back or overlapping meetings again. The lack of availability/busy schedules of key decision makers can affect the development calendar and cause lateness. -Politics exist. Not everything will be fair, right, or make sense. There is favoritism, there is a bro-y vibe despite the female majority. -As far as apparel companies go, Fabletics is one of the better ones, with the exception of pay. If you are in tech, finance, marketing, etc, you could probably do better. Note: remember that everyone’s experience is unique and opinions subjective, if you are a perspective employee reading reviews, every company is what you make of it (or die trying).