I worked here for a long time. Upper management had no idea what they were doing most of the time and didn't seem to care about their employees much. Home Office (executives) cared even less. Too many late nights spent trying to make every inch of the store perfect just for customers to not care, and for management to care too much. The opportunities for promotion were there, but they weren't easy to get even if you spent years of your life there. I accepted the job because I'm a Christian, and thought I was joining a well-meaning organization with high values, but the way they treated their employees proved otherwise. Not to mention the quality of their products got worse and worse as the price went up and up. And we were still expected to sell it like our lives depended on it. Anyway, I loved the girls I worked with and have great memories from working here, but that doesn't outweigh the emotional, physical, and mental toll this company took on my life. I hope it gets better.
