The RealReal reviews

If you want to be worked like a slave with no positive encouragement this is the place for you. I have never felt so put down at a job before. People with educated backgrounds who are taleneted suddenly turn into robots month to month. You don't matter at this company. No one cares about you, not even HR. Management is all catty gossip queens. You constantly see new faces because people are to smart to stay at a company like this that's extremely unprofessional. I would never recommend a company like this, who doesn't even bother to put AC or a heater in the warehouse for the employees. All they want you to do is work faster faster faster and screw the quality of your work because it's all about numbers.

Talent Acquisition “Executive Leadership” team are anything but leaders. They fostered a toxic environment that thrives on gossip and cliques. You can totally tell who the favorites were. The weekly meetings were always a waste of time. Just an excuse for the “leaders” to praise themselves and their favorites. Poor Communication with leadership and Hiring Managers. It would take a week or two to hear back from them, even after sending multiple emails. There were also a lot of cliques with Hiring Managers and other recruiters, with HM’s going behind your back. Poor Salaries-Candidates would often turn down job offers, mainly due to the lousy salary and seeing the poor reviews for the company. I had candidates tell me they were being offered $50-$60,000 more at another job, and of course want to go with the higher salary position. This company wants highly experienced people at a below average salary. No Discounts. Never worked for a company where they don’t offer some kind of discount or credit for their product offerings. Most businesses want employees to be able to shop at the business, and a discount helps encourage that. The employees making little more than minimum wage would never be able to afford much from the site without some kind of discount. High Turnover-in pretty much all areas of the company, including recruiters. You’d be hard pressed to find an employee that has been here longer than a year or two. I felt so relieved when I left The RealReal and encourage others to look elsewhere for work.