Tory Burch reviews

3.3

34% would recommend to a friend

(1,459 total reviews)
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Tory Burch / Pierre-Yves Roussel

59% approve of CEO

43% positive business outlook

Tory Burch has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 1,459 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Tory Burch employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Retail & Wholesale industry (3.4 stars).

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1K reviews
1.0
Oct 16, 2020

Style over Substance, Personified

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Provides entry-level insight into fashion industries pitfalls Opportunities to trauma-bond with other employees Learn how to navigate toxic work environments where talent is ignored Exemplifies "double-standards" HR team ignores ongoing company-known issues of assault and bribery

Cons

Doesn't value the ongoing education and growth of employees Priorities external appearances over talent and work ethic Micromanagement minimizes opportunities for continued brand growth and innovation

1.0
Oct 11, 2020

Be wary

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Pros

Tory Burch, as a human, does a lot of good

Cons

Lack of structure within company (how do departments work together, communication and strategy) Lack of consistency among departments ex. reporting varies be category, messages and direction with change VERY last minute (a lot) and there will be strategy changes not communicated. No hindsight to what went wrong or apology. A "thank you" if you are doing well or a "not meeting expectations" if you can't keep up with the spin. Because of this lack of structure, lack of communication, you will work ALL hours. Surprise! Sunday's are unofficial workdays too (not mandatory, but if you want to keep up, you too will find yourself angry working all these hours) and your manager will know, and not acknowledge this or say "thank you". This is not because youre incompetent. And finally all this is caused by... Lack of quality and competent management. All managers are good at what they do, but seriously lacking in management skills. ALL, pretty much every management falls under this blanket, Tory herself. All VPs take vacation when she does and cancel when she does (can you imagine?) Now take all this and imagine terrible management during normal times, now add in Covid. I know if you're desperate you will take the job, ask for more money... Why? Because you'll be managing and training yourself. They've tried restructuring multiple times and it never works. Its a trickle down affect, unfortunately.

1.0
May 3, 2019

Things to consider:

Anonymous employee
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Pros

-Decent pay - Beautiful office space -Office birthday parties

Cons

-Lack of communication amongst departments. Odds are, you will be assigned a project (or several) and get it done only to be told after the fact that it was unnecessary. -Long hours. Should you need to leave early, be prepared to be told you are not dedicated enough. -Power hungry individuals who get intimidated by new-comers as they are seen as a threat on their pathway to promotion. One should note that if a supervisor messes up there’s a good chance that you will be the scapegoat and get blamed for a mistake they made. -Lack of diversity.

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