Pros
Spend majority (if busy) of shift helping customers vs folding, great if you're a people person. Many customers ask for styling advice. I have worked at 2 locations (Boston and Providence). You're cross trained so you will know how to clean the store, manage the cash register, handle online orders, help customers on the floor, open shipment etc. Easy to relocate from one location to another. Easy to customize your schedule.
Cons
Managers put pressure on you to open store cards and make sales but nothing too intense. Overall not a bad place to work if you make friends with the sales associate and don't get on the Very Personal Stylist's nerves (they make commission, regular stylists don't) or on the manager's bad side. They aren't doing so great as a company.
