Read this before you accept the job - Manager L'Oréal Employee Review

1.0
Sep 5, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Absolutely nothing. Seriously, i mean it.

Cons

I rarely write reviews, but this place has me so worked up I will actually take time out of my day to do this. If I could give a score of less than 1, I would give Loreal a negative number of stars. I don't know how Loreal has such a high score on Glassdoor because 95% of the people i met in my two years at Loreal were all miserable. Absolutely miserable. I worked at the Clark corporate office and the place was a revolving door. People in all levels came and went pretty much weekly. I have never seen so much turn over anywhere. The culture at Loreal is horrible. Basically each person does two jobs. The workload is unbelievable. If you can't keep up, they will be more than happy to fire you. They promote the people that destroy others and are nasty. This just drives the culture. DONT WORK HERE, YOU WILL BE MISERABLE.

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L'Oréal Response
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We're sorry to hear that you did not have a positive experience at L’Oréal and appreciate your honest feedback. We're working every day to constantly improve the workplace experience for our colleagues, this might not be immediately visible throughout the entire company but we encourage our colleagues to voice any concerns about workload or culture to their manager and HR partners who are best equipped to help. Thank you again for providing your thoughts, we wish you the best in your next endeavor.

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