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Working here means saying goodbye to work-life balance. The job demands constant availability, with weekend and after-hours work being the unspoken norm rather than the exception. It’s expected that you’ll prioritize work over personal time, no matter the impact on your mental or physical health. On top of that, there’s a strong push to “fit in” to a very specific work culture that leaves little room for individuality. Authenticity often takes a back seat to performative positivity and conformity. If you’re not naturally aligned with the company’s idea of the “ideal personality,” you may find yourself excluded from growth opportunities or subtly pushed out.

I've interviewed with them twice in the last 7 years. The first time they were just fishing for what I was designing at a different company that also licenses to Target. They barely even looked at my materials or asked me about my experience as a Designer. I felt super uncomfortable and didn't share any info about what my current company was designing for the current seasons. The second time I interviewed was years later. They ghosted in the middle of the unpaid design test after I turned in most of my materials. Should've known better than to interview again but I thought that maybe they had changed in the years that had passed. And my other friends, that are fashion designers, warned me to stay away from this place.