Converse reviews

The management wasn't good. While I was there we went through at least 8 different managers. Customs section (where I worked) had little to no support.

This used to feel like a family but since the move to Boston that feeling has disappeared. People who care about the success of the company are taken advantage of and are getting burnt out quickly with little to no compensation for the lack of work/ life balance. Flexibility on working from home and hours are completely at manager discretion creating a lot of inconsistency and animosity between department. Senior leadership can’t seem to stick to a direction, often changing the strategy mid season with what seems like little regard for the work that has gone into it already and the work that must be done to make up for the lack of time left to execute. In general it feels like SLT has no idea of the limitations of the tiny Converse company (since many are from the parent company NIKE. Converse is not NIKE and can’t operate like them without many more additional resources). The company feels lost and like we’re throwing everything at a wall just to see what sticks.