People are moody and emotional here. I get that it's a small, privately held company, but they need to put in a better corporate-employee structure and not make decisions based on emotion. Also, don't make corporate employees set up and break down sample sales. All of the old inventory is put out on sample sale once or twice a year, where all the employees "volunteer" to help. If you don't like to spend more than your regular business hours (9-11 hrs/day) in a warehouse, opening boxes of shoes and bags, re-packing them in zip lock bags, and organizing shoes by sizes, shares one bathroom in the basement with 40+ college girls who "interns" during the sales period, don't bother working here, because that's the only way you're going to be recognized as team player. Oh, and watch out for immaturity- most of the employees who get a job here are 2-3 years in their career and don't really understand life. Some senior levels have been here forever and they don't leave even though they want to, bc of their insecurity. Stay away if you want to learn and grow your career.
