Stitch Fix reviews

Huge swings in Fix requirements per week Incompetent management Flexibility is slowly being eliminated from position If you don’t use emoticons in your emails, everyone thinks you’re being mean Every all-hands call is UNBEARABLE - styling management frequently uses UMs and LIKEs throughout presentations which distracts from content Management comes across as dysfunctional and incredibly cliquey - to top it off - special snowflakes Very much an “everyone is special” environment 100% unprofessional If you’re discovered to have a brain, your direct supervision becomes threatened

- You think they're a company that upholds the value of feedback and effective communication...they are NOT! Literally just all surface talk and when it comes down to it at the end of the day, they're not clear, not forward and will let you go out of the blue! No demerit, write ups. Unclear with how your specific progress is. And even If you make progress, they don't credit you. - It's a macro driven company that wants you to personalize each bit of communication w/ a client. There is a huge quota of emails you respond to. - Management has you on a see-saw constantly telling you to rely on the macros, don't be automatic, stick to the macros, be more conversational. It's terrible. - Parking is about to not be paid for entirely anymore. - Feedback moments are like living a Hallmark movie because everyone is super emotional and fluffy. "It makes me feel ___ when you do ___." - There are like only a handful of men, so it's not diverse and even as a woman, there is not an even balance of men to women. - No road to promotion in place, that's self driven. There aren't more leadership positions needed. Really a dead end customer service job despite what they say in the interviews. Do not believe them. - They'll say that you can pick your schedule. Well you can't, so don't even try because they will scoff at you.