Spanx Assistant Manager reviews

4.3

78% would recommend to a friend

(3 total reviews)

Caroline Whitton

Not enough data to show CEO approval

63% positive business outlook

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3 reviews
5.0
12 Oct 2022
Recommend
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Pros

Very supportive and amazing brand and people

Cons

Nothing bad to say about company

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Spanx Response
3y
Thanks for your quick and thoughtful review. We are excited to continue to drive our international expansion in 2023! Best, Emily, Senior Director, People and Talent
3.0
11 Aug 2020
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Discounts, competitions to win free clothes/gift cards, and fun people to work with (depending on location)

Cons

Misguided corporate response at times, lack of leadership at times, feel as if you are all alone and have t fend for yourself on the floor, scapegoating from higher level management to to lower level managment, inconsistent rules, and favoritism at times.

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Spanx Response
5y
Thank you for taking the time to write a review! We love the feedback, and we continue to grow, learn and evolve our community at Spanx. We also don't stand behind a culture of favoritism, and we are so sorry you felt that way. As we continue to evolve our retail arm of the business we will strive to grow from all we learned from all of you at Short Hills. Thanks for your input and for being a valued SPANX-ter alum. We'd love to keep in touch! Best, Emily, Director, Talent Acquisition
3.0
18 Nov 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Flexible Schedule Free Clothes, Nice work environment (if you have a lovely team) Ability to learn plenty of skills that could lead to different careers

Cons

Corporate office members can have a passive attitude, "pick me environment", and " hive mind" approach at times. If you don't dress or act like a "preppy blogger", you can get the short end of the stick, no full appreciation of your work, and passive aggressive attitudes at times. Management and corporate have the tendency to give out directions for major moves, then abruptly change them last minute leading to confusion and anger on both sides. There is a trend of favoritism within the company. There are people within the company that legit do not have the proper credentials for their role, yet this is ignored because they are well liked. This just makes the company as a whole suffer when needs within said roles are not met. Some people go against the rules, yet, they enforce these same rules on to others. For example, a team leader will enforce the team to follow a strict, in-season dress code, while wearing whatever he, she, or his/her favorite team mate wants. Corp and management want you to push more product and boost metrics without carefully listening to feedback from both guests and employees. The company needs to have more promotional sales to get rid of excess product and efficiently manage its resources for better quality items. Lastly, scapegoating is a major issue. A lot of people from retail staff up to corp, do not want to take accountability for issues facing the brand and company. Some people would rather just place the blame and stress on to someone else to just not deal with these problems, especially to someone they do not like.

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Spanx Response
6y
Thank you for taking the time to write a review! We love the feedback, and we continue to grow, learn and evolve our community at Spanx. We also don't stand behind a culture of favoritism, and we are so sorry you felt that way. This week we kicked off 2020 and we hope everyone felt aligned and excited as we celebrate 20 years of great rears, TOGETHER! Best, Emily

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