Pros
Big brand. Sales executives are very nice and very willing to train and teach the new girl.
Cons
Everything works in the salon is based on seniority, so the everyone is very entitled to their positions in the salon. Thought out the training process, the most senior salon assistant is responsible to train you, and there are many micromanagement from the team. They expect you to remember everything in the salon within a day or two. Specially when it's opening and closing, you have to remember where every jewelry goes. There are the whole list of dos and donts and you have to do everything closely with the list. If you are the translator in the salon, it is an extremely white work environment, therefore you might easily get name called, the translator, servant etc... Turn over rate is high because simply there are no big picture in this position. It is very different from what they described on the job description. They are very good at giving you big pictures and makes you to think you will have many opportunities after being the salon assistant, but the truth is it is very rare. If you have a heart to build your career in the fine jewelry industry as a sale executive, this maybe be a good place for you. But for other directions, this position certainly not a career stop.