Signet Jewelers reviews

Every minute on the clock was awful. The other associates started a group chat to make fun of me. They told me I "wasn't cut out" for the job, and that I should "not feel bad about having thick enough skin." but when I sold one of the most expensive watches we had on the website, everyone stopped talking and tried to get my hours cut, and they were successful.

There is no competitive pay. If you become a jewler after being an apprentice the pay may be $2 increase. The company also prefers you working this job only since its considered a trade. You can not make a living on $10 an hour in this day and age. Worked with the company for 2 years and I was even flown out to corporate Akron Ohio for training all paid for. BUT still a year later no promotion or training to be a jeweler. The manager said to me I was to good at taking care of the apprentice work so that held me back from moving up because of all the work that was need it provided zero time to get any time on the bench for promotion