Ulta Beauty reviews

I lasted two weeks after the initial Dermalogica manadatory training and on boarding (omg mindwashing drivel) theives stealing from the salon register so services from the estheticians were paid at the front register and NO TIPS were given....I was also forcused to contact the HR department at the Headquarters because they refuse to give me a paycheck when I went to pick it up...............STAY AWAY unless you like to do retail. Not for estheticians with any experience, LOAD music and tiny pods for esthetics services, 5 years experience and I was paid $9 an hour really ;-0

-The dress code is kind of absurd for the setting (because shoulders and colored shoes are "unprofessional"?) -Scheduling you past midnight and then early the next morning is apparently a thing that managers can get away with. -It's nearly impossible to get requested time off. -Management can be unfriendly and impatient with training. You'll likely be thrown into a situation and expected to know how to handle it without any help, and face their disappointment if you can't perform. -Because employees aren't treated well, the turnover rate is extremely high. Associates regularly call in sick or just don't show up, but who could blame them? Management acts like they're disposable. -There's a lot of pressure to do the jobs of multiple people and it's impossible to do it accurately. -My store was consistently understaffed because of this (and a couple of particularly bad eggs in management) so I rarely had the opportunity to perform the tasks in my job title because I had to cashier all day, almost everyday.