Wasn’t valued - Front Desk Receptionist Weldon Barber Employee Review

Great people to work with, great clients

You have to hustle your haircuts to make decent money, 10 hour days at 4 days a week is hard work. Salon management wasn’t the best but it also wasn’t the worst. Depends on which location you are at

PTO medical, dental, vision insurance hair classes, work parties, family events, trips to hair shows(if won or manager) sliding commission base 32%-40% master stylist price increase works space with own shampoo bowl, hot towel warmer, wax pot. luxury style shop with higher prices of services. exclusive products. multiple locations so you can move. you can work your way up and make good money opportunity to work in the office. backbar at each station.

no 401k/ low starting commission minimum wage for stylist who are not hitting commission. they don't like you to take time off other then PTO and PSL/ if you run out of PSL to bad you need to come to work sick. sell anniversary cards that take 20% commission off you hard to hit commission for product sales. say they pay the front desk with that money, but can go a whole year with no front desk and still no ones makes commission on products.(no front desk stylist need to leave client to answer phone, front door, text back and look at email, check clients in and help with walk ins. (very unprofessional) have cameras in the breakroom and watch you. have you start half our before shop opens unpaid because you make commission. run out of blades all the time have to use the same one over and over again (unsanitary order more blades for back bar)