Everything.
They talk down to stylists in a condescending tone and ask you to embrace the companies problems with stitch fix grit instead of attempting to take any accountability.
I have never felt more disrespected and unacknowledged anywhere before this. If you have any constructive feedback that directly addresses the reality of the problems wether it be inventory, management, policies, disrespect, you will be asked to be quiet or you can lose your job.
They ask you to uphold stitch fix’s company values without even remotely touching those values themselves.
Every lead does something different all none of the supervisors care about the stylists at all they refuse to listen or offer genuine support.
If you think you are getting into a positive, flexible, creative, role that allows you to work in the fashion industry - you are not. There is only fake toxic positivity, there is no flexibility, there is no creativity, the “fashion” clothing you are essentially pushing on their clients is overpriced poor quality garbage that has been around for YEARS. Forget sharing the latest trends with any clients.
If you like being a soleless robot that yes mams everything, that is walked over, that is not taken into consideration as a human, that wants to push out of style poor quality items on clients then this is the perfect position for you. If you don’t want to be cared about and do not care to have any voice at all then this is the perfect job for you.
If you are a human then I highly recommend never even considering finding yourself working for this company that holds no value for the employees that work there.
If you are looking for career growth, this is the worst company for you. There is zero growth opportunity even though they make it sound like growth is highly accessible and encouraged.
