Pros
Despite other reviews I have read, Randa is a company that values creativity and invests in its employees. The company has tuition reimbursement, leadership development, internship rotations, and more. Randa has a broad range of jobs, brands, customers, products (from Dickies belts at Walmart to Cole Haan ties at Bloomingdales, from Weatherproof slippers at Costco to Tommy Hilfiger wallets on Amazon.com, etc.)
Cons
The company outgrew its internal structure and announced, last year, a organizational restructuring. (Randa grew from $100 million to over $700 million in less than 10 years). Change can be scary and the transition to new divisions, new warehouses, new management software and new reporting relationships had ups and downs. Seems to have settled down. Randa has a performance driven culture, expect to work hard and speak up to be recognized.