Pros
I met and worked with a few people who were great. Some customers were great. They recently approved my unpaid hours when I made it clear I was going to report them to the state. It was an easy enough job.
Cons
I worked and was laid off because I requested to train at a store that was not "on the verge of being shut down." As I was told upon my hiring. It was so ill-managed that the shoes in the back storage were not even in the correct areas. The entire store was a disaster. I made sales I couldn't account for every day I was there because I was not given any log-in or clock-in information. I am almost 30 and looked forward to working with Journeys and help encourage some younger individuals to be confident and learn, I was met with disrespect by the DMIT (who is a complete jerk to say the least and talked badly about multiple young adults/teens and he is a grown man with kids) I was told day one that others also did not think he was a good person. (update: they heard me say I was going to take further action and approved my unpaid hours and overnighted my check. Still no care or question in regards to being "let go" because I asked to be trained better in a thriving store and was willing to travel; I was already driving an hour to the store mentioned above.).