5.5/10 , recommended if you wanted to dive into retail industryThe good thingsMedical benefits good, company culture is average, have the chance to work with multiple big brands.
The challengesManagement is quite old school. Hybrid or work-from-home arrangements are generally not practiced, even when you’re unwell. Punctuality is taken very seriously — clocking in after 8:30 AM is considered late, even if you stay back to finish work.
Bonuses and salary increments seem quite limited, and improvements sometimes take longer than expected.
The team can be understaffed at times, so employees are often required to handle responsibilities across multiple roles.
Support from other departments could be better. When sales are slow, the marketing team sometimes ends up being questioned or held responsible.
There is a high level of supervision, which may feel a bit restrictive for those who prefer more independence in their work.
Vendor payments from finance can sometimes take longer than expected, which may create some challenges when managing external partners.