What is a typical working day like at Havenly?

- Remote job - Good for a first international experience (I'm from Brazil)

- The turnover is very high due to lack of organization and appreciation for employees. - They hire you as a designer, but in reality, what matters is sales. You can sell very well for a year, be a standout on your team several times, and just one bad month will get you fired (that's what happened to me). Most clients prefer just getting ideas for their design or buying items on vendors' websites (and I understand them because Havenly's website isn't good). - The majority of clients have a very low budget for the vendors that Havenly requires you to sell (Havenly wants you to use a $4,000 sofa from Interior Define when the client's budget is $5,000 for a complete room. Impossible). - The pay isn't good for those living in the United States, getting 7-8 clients per week (which is a lot), and working day and night, I earned about $2,000-$3,000. For each project, you have to deliver a floor plan, initial ideas, design, renderings, and endless revisions. - There's no opportunity for growth. You'll forever be a designer focused on selling, selling, and selling.

Little to none. Remote work is nice but comes at a cost.

-Terrible customer service. -No contacts within the company to help with issues they create. -Horrible decision making/all changes made for designers are not thought through. -Seems like everyone who does make decisions, has never been a designer in their life, or even close to one. -Constantly stuck trying to defend yourself to the client while waiting 24-48 hours for a response from anyone in the company. -Laughable pay. You'll never find a designer that charges $100 for an entire job. -Awful commission, and when you do finally make something from an order, the purchasing team is guaranteed to mess something up. Your client will cancel the order and you'll lose your commission for something that is out of your hands. -No one higher up cares. AT ALL. Designers will complain all day and night about issues, things that don't make sense, not being heard, etc. They don't care. They will always act like nothing is wrong and brush off anything you say. -Clients see the terrible customer service and are constantly complaining about issues within the process.