Pros
There's a lot of down time. You can dress pretty much however you'd like, with the exception of drug paraphernalia and curse words. 40% discount is awesome. Decent co-workers. When the back room is organized, it only takes about a day or two to know where the shoes are located. Relatively decent music played throughout the store.
Cons
The online training makes no sense whatsoever; even managers know it and will tell you. Journey's says they're a "family with an attitude that cares", when most employees and managers will complain, make fun of, curse about, and purposely lie to customers that they consider to be "too annoying" to care about. Unsafe back room environment with trip and fall hazards lining the entire place. Managers treat you horribly and force you to stand at the front of the store when down time can be utilized to clean and organize the back room and to open space for new shipments of shoes that are coming in. The store's 3 for 3 policy (selling shoes, socks, and accessories) are almost unobtainable due to lack of money in the economy around some stores. Pay is unbelievable, I work two jobs, one here and another unnamed, and have never made over $150 in Journeys paycheck while I have had $200+ every paycheck for the other job. I could go on, but this is getting quite long. TL;DR Don't work here.
