Charlotte Russe

Retailer

June - August 2018 • New York City, NY

What I liked

The friendly environment

What I wish was different

The lack of development

Advice

Have to be prepared to be on your feet

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Sales Associate

August 2016 • Pembroke Pines, FL

What I liked

I was able to learn how to work with different people of many ages and backgrounds. I learned how to stay professional in this work environment and to be more open to new ideas from my co workers.

What I wish was different

I wish that training would have been a little more in depth and hands on.

Advice

I would say to be open to different people and different ideas. You don't always have to agree with everything but you can respect others and their opinions.

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Sales floor associate

July - August 2018 • Cordova, TN

What I liked

The employee discount.

What I wish was different

The amount of hours I was getting.

Advice

It’s better to have a job where you go to school.

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Sales Associate

July 2018 • Annapolis, MD

What I liked

I liked how open my coworkers were. Every shift was enjoyable; even when there were difficult situations my coworkers helped make them better

What I wish was different

N/A

Advice

Build a relationship with not only your coworkers but also your costumers. This will make your experience so much better.

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Seasonal Sales Associate

May - August 2018 • Mercedes, TX

What I liked

I loved how accepting everyone was. It was my first ever job and it was amazing. I had a really great time. I was able to work on my teamwork skills, as well as my communication skills. I would always look forward to coming in.

What I wish was different

The only thing I wish was different was the hourly wage. I think that with the amount of work that going into running a retail place, the associates should get payed a little more.

Advice

I'd say take advantage of any job that will help you improve the skills that any employer would look for. The job one applies for doesn't always have to match whatever it is you studying. My major and job have nothing to do with each other, but I still gained some incredible experience and skills.

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