Toxic culture with favoritism and low pay - Anonymous employee 365 Retail Markets Employee Review

1.0
11 May 2026
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Pays you on time like most companies

Cons

Most of the good employees quit or are looking for work because of the below average pay, lack of advancement and are overworked. Nepotism is so real. Employees are over worked and underpaid and are forced to pick up the slack from being understaffed due to lay offs. They don’t provide a cost of living increase anymore or a Christmas bonus, but I bet the higher ups got them. Company culture is a facade. There is none

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5.0
9 Sept 2025
Anonymous employee
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Pros

At 365 Retail Markets, we enjoy a healthy work–life balance with flexible schedules that make it easier to manage personal and professional commitments. The company offers generous paid time off and remote or hybrid work options, giving team members the freedom to recharge and work in ways that suit them best. The benefits package is thoughtful and well-rounded, covering medical, dental, and vision needs, along with parental leave, life insurance, disability coverage, bonuses, and a 401(k) with matching. Beyond the perks, the culture is warm and supportive, with leadership that cares and empowers employees to take ownership and make meaningful decisions.

Cons

Not much! I feel as sometimes the uppers are not as connected to the non uppers that well.

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365 Retail Markets Response
8mo
Thank you for your feedback! We're thrilled to hear that our flexible work options, comprehensive benefits, and inviting culture have had a positive impact on your experience at 365 Retail Markets. Feel free to chat with our HR team if you have any ideas to help us continue to foster growth and open communication in a supportive environment.
1.0
6 May 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Some of the legacy employees are really nice

Cons

Comp is pretty low so people are leaving. They laid off most remote employees with basically no severance right before Christmas last year to turn around and try and buy their competitor which still hasn't closed. They do annual lay offs so they can hit their numbers instead of running the company more effectively. Leadership is in a silo and doesn't listen to what anyone on the ground floor is telling them

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