They will NEVER Change their way of doing things. - Full Time Sales Associate Von Maur Employee Review

3.0
Jan 7, 2015
Recommend
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Pros

I learned a lot of great core values when it came to the selling process. Great incentives for exceeding company standards. Great company to work part-time if you have kids and are married (full-time may stretch you a bit thin). You can advance in the company very rapidly if you clock in on time every day, never call out, and exceed sales and productivity goals more than you meet them. Vacation pay builds up very rapidly. You get one weekend a month off. They close early christmas eve, don't open early or close late on black friday, and they are never open on holidays (sweet, I know). You can swap schedules with someone else without having to notify management.

Cons

The full time schedule is not fit for those who have children and/or married. Micro-managing x 1000 (I eventually got use to it though). The atmosphere is a bit up tight. It makes it hard to enjoy the work environment.

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Cons

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Pros

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Cons

1.Schedule is all over the place 2. Have to do truck twice a week with 0 help and just 1 person per dept. 3. Worst benefits EVER, pto given out every quarter which makes it hard to plan any time off.. you get like 20hrs every quarter... 4. Not allowed to take any unpaid time off.. 5. You get points for being late 1 minute, yes 1 minute and you get an tardee.. 6. Wannabe Micromanagers. 7. Managers hired straight out of collage with 0 work experiance who try to tell ppl with 20+ retail experiance how to do their jobs. 8. 0 communication and that is about anything.. if your co worker from your dept. Calls sick that day , you are not told but have to ask yourself when you see that they are not there.. 9. Dress code is a joke. Mr.VonMaur is stuck in the 80s.

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