REI reviews

Nonetheless, no matter how this company tries to spin itself, at its core, it's still a company whose number-one priority is profit. Problem is, this company has been losing money, so there's some "floundering" going on. When you start, the initial onboarding is pretty okay (it has ALOT of "kool-aid"), but once you get your schedule & hit the floor, you realize this company is nothing special; you'll be expected to push membership & credit cards (alot) to customers, even though you get no commission for it... Also, management isn't as inspiring as they think they are. And if you're looking for consistent hours....lol. All I'm gonna say is, if you're part-time, make sure you have another job to fall on, because the hours are wildly inconsistent here; you may work just 8 hours on certain weeks. The job itself isn't "bad," but again, don't fall for the "kool-aid." You should see this place as just another company where you get your paycheck and leave, because you're not doing anything special. And again, if you're part-time here, please make sure you a have another job and are in college, because there is no future here anymore.

Senior leaders only care about themselves Senior leaders are able to continue making poor decisions without any accountability