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What is it like working at Dressbarn?
Working at Dressbarn is a fullfilling experience.
Retail Store Manager in Houston:
Pros: My customers shopping experience
Cons: No work/life balance
Fast paced, exciting, operational.
Retail Store Manager in Houston:
Pros: The experiences with my team and customers
Great.
Sales Associate in St. Louis:
Pros: Interaction with customers and sales in meeting their needs
Cons: When we can't find a discontinued merchandise
Fake people get paid too much money for their roles.
Retail Store Assistant Manager in Rehoboth Beach:
Pros: Most of the people I work with
Cons: The manager who doesn’t do her job and gets all perks
Amazing.
Retail Store Manager:
Pros: Working with customers meeting new people.
Cons: Pay.
Retail Store Assistant Manager:
Pros: Merchandising ,training, development.
Cons: Low pay, no real incentives for store or assistant managers.
Retail Store Assistant Manager:
Pros: Interactions with customers, variety of responsibilities, flexible schedule.
Cons: Working holidays, not able to take vacation time during holiday season, very few weekends off.
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