Pros
The employees seem to like it and there were decent benefits. There was good diversity
Cons
They start at 8:30. The Manager has a windowless office like a closet which is not something I'd strive for after 10 years at a company and shows how they value you. Huge red flag was the age of all of the assistants and the amount of time they had been with the company. Assistant is a position for early 20s, then you're supposed to get a salary and title bump to associate after 2-3 years in the fashion industry but they had much older employees working lower levels. There was also a huge NDA with the offer letter preventing you from working at just about every company in existence -which I have yet to see if they enforce. I understand confidentiality but preventing you from getting another job was another red flag. They also still use teams for everything instead of in person meetings when majority of employees are in office. it is much harder to learn a computer program that way or get the daily social interaction humans need. They initially reached out about an assistant designer position then told me there were no design positions available. Were dishonest about the job description and told me the position would have some creativity involved and working with design so I would take it. Fired me after a week for it being a bad fit instead of switching me to the design team or letting me work on it. There was an open asst designer position on their website listed a week after firing. They said I wasn't passionate about the role but it's writing charts all day who would be? It's a job for money and I was doing a good job for money to live.