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Macy's, Inc. Reviews
What is it like working at Macy's, Inc.?
Cosmetics conundrum.
Counter Manager:
Pros: I love that I am paid to do what I love.
Cons: The blatant disrespect from store managers and customers.
The unhealthy hours and ridiculous goals. They don't care if you're not fully staffed, they just want you to produce, with no additional developmental assistance.
Great! Employer who treats employees fair.
Loss Prevention Manager:
Pros: Allows you to make decisions for your self on behalf of the company with macys structure and store responsibility.
Cons: Stressful, Not great for home/life balance. Corporate structure has to many hours as salary and not enough recognition for job well done in times of stress.
It is good most of the time.
Retail Sales Associate:
Pros: Working with my customers, management and co workers.
Cons: The coupons and price haggling with certain customers.
Work flexibility, low stress, perks.
Retail Sales Associate:
Pros: Customer interaction and being able to help customers find the perfect item!
Cons: The inconsistency of corporate policy and the inconsistent enforcement of same.
Excellant Employee.
Sales Associate:
Pros: The variety of things to do. The amount of people you meet everyday. The variety of personalities.
Cons: Unhappy people in management.
There's Not A Lot Of Promotions From Within.
Sales Specialist:
Pros: Meeting new people. Helping women to look their best. Giving them added confidence in personal, professional and social events and presentations.
Cons: Inconsistent scheduling and very little opportunity.
Sales Associate:
Pros: There are many wonderful co-workers and managers.
Cons: There is very little incentive to perform better. Salary is never discussed as an incentive. The few perks are rather meager and work primarily for the company's benefits. I don't look for small prices or contests to help me feel good about my job. I'm sure it's not that they don't know that the most significant motivator is an appropriate raise in pay. They just choose to ignore the greatest needs of their employees. Some work very close by and for them the job is something that brings in spending money. For others a good part of their salary goes to gas and car maintenance. Still others like myself need the money, live too far to make it in with ease. I would be a lot happier if they would stop trying to tell me that every new policy and event will help Macys make more money. Do they really believe that the employees care that Macy's is making huge profits while they are barely making it on their salaries and giving it (the job) their best.
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Retirement & Financial Benefits
Profit Sharing
401(k) Plan
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Temporary Disability Insurance
Long-term Disability Insurance