Victoria's Secret Sales Support Team Associate reviews

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3.0
Sep 24, 2018
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Pros

Working in women's specialty clothing has taught me a lot about bras and their proper fit. There were great perks, like free promotional items or exclusive employee deals and the employee discount. It was cute seeing men be embarrassed to be in the store and asking for help shopping for gifts their gfs/wives.

Cons

Being on Team Support (putting sensors items and push new items) and not a Sales Associate, there seemed be this social hierarchy of who would talk to who, it was weird to see a store be cliquey. Also, being team support, sometimes it was unclear if we qualified to get the promotional deals that sales associates and above were offered. The store music playlist should be changed more often, listening to the same songs for months at a time is a bit much.

3.0
May 22, 2015
Recommend
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Pros

-Being in the Back- room doing stock allows you to come in early and leave with a full day. -Surrounded with a great group of people.

Cons

-Sometimes you have to come in as early as 3:00 AM -Getting paid every two weeks (avg. check $270) -They make you feel bad when you can't come in, although your constantly working your butt of to help the company meet goals, and growth. -You're doing a lot of work but the pay doesn't really reflect it. Stockroom/Backroom/Merch. Flow employees are the ones everyone forgets about but they do most of the work for example they process all merchandise, push all merchandise, they act as sales support which is helping customers and passing them off to other associates, sometimes they have us ring on the cash register, take out trash and clean the restrooms! While the sales associates are just working on the sales floor with the opportunity to make commission on top of their sales. The sales associates are constantly recognized while those in the back do an extreme amount of work with no recognition. The back room is almost treated lower then the other employees.

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