Internship - Beauty Intern Lucky Group Employee Review

Nice location, laid back work environment, stocked kitchen.

CEO treats employees as strangers, no executive leadership, middle management isn't effective.

The people at Lucky who weathered the transition were the best things about the job. Despite the uncertainty many were upbeat and tried to be as positive as they could.

I worked at The Lucky Group when it began after Conde Nast spun Lucky off from it's stable of magazines. It was a miserable time when my coworkers and I were in such a state of flux about the status of our title and our jobs. While I understand that management could not share information about negotiations going on to keep the title afloat, I think there could have been a little more transparency.