lululemon reviews

the creepy group-think that begins to emerge the longer you're there you're forced to read out-dated books from the "library" and integrate needlessly into your work the favoritism that inevitably plays out when a bunch of former sorority-types work together the clothes are too expensive for part-timers (those without massive discounts)

management was hypocritical, terrible people culture despite priding themselves on it, felt like if you weren't part of the 'cult' then you weren't going to succeed. I think it might've just been the manager and assistant manager at the location i worked at ( NYC, huge volume store...a lot of pressure to sell), as I've spoken to people who worked at lulu in other more low-key locations/states and their experience sounded very different.