Boardroom Reviews

4.1

81% would recommend to a friend

(188 total reviews)
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Jeff Helfgott

82% approve of CEO

73% positive business outlook

Boardroom has an employee rating of 4.1 out of 5 stars, based on 188 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The Boardroom employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Personal consumer services industry (3.6 stars).

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188 reviews
2.0
28 Mar 2017
Recommend
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Pros

Good tips. Set schedule. Hour break on week days. Thirty minute break on Saturdays. 4 hour work day on Sundays.

Cons

They work you like a slave. Little to no commission. No service commission. No membership commission. Long hours. No weekends off unless you ask. Horribly boring and unappealing dress code. Rude front desk workers that seem to think they have authority over stylists and barbers. No training..you will just get thrown into it. Owners seem to think that once you get licensed to do something (no matter how long ago you were qualified, or how much practice or skill you have) you are required to preform services. Example, waxing, pedicures, manicures. Always running out of supplies. Unqualified management. They will tell you in your interview that you will get bonuses --- that's a lie.

1.0
5 May 2016

Do Not Work Here

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

The employee discount on Bumble products

Cons

-Frequent payroll mistakes -Terrible management -Corporate does not value employees -Hourly pay is low, commission is almost nonexistent -Little opportunity for advancement. -"Management training program" is a joke, there is no actual training- you just do the job of a manager for the pay of a receptionist. -Odd and restrictive dress code (ex: "skirts cannot be shorter than knee length" "no maxi skirts or dresses" "tattoos must be covered with clothing, not accessories or bandages") -Sexist hiring practices (will not hire male cosmetologists. Looks, age and gender are all bigger factors than actual skill level) -Lewd behavior rampant among management -The little on the job training available is very poor quality -Low quality supplies sourced mostly from Sally's Beauty -Individuality is very much discouraged -Employees are pressured to fill out reviews on sites like this and in local "best of" competitions to bolster bad ratings. After years of working in food service, retail, and telemarketing...this was by far the unhappiest I've ever been with a job. Our clientele was great and my coworkers were nice, but management has some serious ethical problems from the very core. If I could give negative stars, I would.

1.0
31 Aug 2018
Recommend
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Pros

Very little to put here..the one good thing are the hours of the salon. Not open too early, not open too late.

Cons

The stylists are worked like dogs. Back to back clients all day, and no breaks. They are micromanaged by the manager on a lot of details. Constant problems with salon duties, gossip, and inappropriate relationships with clients. Stylists will get written up for being 10 minutes short on a service. If you are new to one of the corporate salons in DFW, you most likely will be gossiped about and harassed. If you try and reach out to your area manager, she will become part of the harassment as well. The front desk is always stressed, and being forced to enter false data to hit “team green”. The girls at the front are the most attacked in the salon by the manager and other stylists. The salon I worked at lost a few great receptionists due to harassment. The company is great, the pay is great and the clients are great, but the fraud and dishonesty at my salon was enough to steer me and my clients away. My location has the right idea for success, but management needs to be replaced immediately before there is a lawsuit.

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