Stitch Fix reviews

After recent changes to scheduling and work requirements, the stylist role is practically unrecognizable from the job I was hired to do three years ago. The flexibility is gone, and the work has become more stressful with so-called technological improvements. I frequently felt like I didn’t have the resources to do my job properly (bad inventory, constant tech issues) and I hated feeling like I was letting down my clients. I used to feel valued as an employee, and now it couldn’t be clearer that the company doesn’t care about stylists (the backbone of the company!) at all. Time for a career change.

Mostly Cons. They tout flexibility when now there is literally zero flexibility in scheduling or working. They will make changes that affect your entire job and tell you about it one week in advance (if you're lucky). There is a sickening toxic positivity that puts a bullseye on your back if you question any changes that are being made. They will literally send you an email telling you they will pay you to quit and then follow it up with an email about how you're the backbone of the company. The changes they make are seemingly on a whim and will change again in a few more weeks and then you get criticized for not knowing what is going on. If you're in the mood to feel extremely devalued as a person and human being this is the perfect place for you to work. Especially if you don't care about ever getting a raise or being paid a living wage.