What is working from home like at Dillard's?

Supportive Team Culture and Great work-life balance.

There is no flexibility to work from home.

Great travel opportunities, and a good resume-builder.

AWFUL management, literally NO HR DEPARTMENT and it runs like it. You will be treated like you are expendable. Known for being a bad work environment, I am just another person confirming that. Bad people are allowed to stay without reprimand. No WFH and you will get laughed at if you ask about it- being 'traditional' to a fault is rewarded. No signs of progressive behavior. Good luck retaining young talent. Apply literally any where else.

Looks good on resume, employee discount and free samples.

Toxic work culture. It’s a boys club yet the women are running rampant through the cubicles gossiping about one another. It was like a demented high school with grown ups. No work life balance, would get the side eye if I left right on time and no remote work. 2 weeks of PTO and have to be there for 10 years to get a 3rd week. 5 holidays… 5. Black out period from November 1-Christmas so good luck spending time with your family if you’re not local. There is no HR department. I didn’t even know that was legal or that I needed to ask that question while interviewing. They see HR as an unnecessary investment which kinda sums it all up because they don’t value the people that work there so why would they have a human resources department? I genuinely felt like 80% of the people that worked there were absolutely miserable. stuck in the corporate rat race constantly projecting their misery onto everyone else. It was quite depressing.