Old Navy reviews

Old Navy gives few hours, offers few full time positions, don't count on being a regular full time associate unless you're in management. Old Navy offers benefits for full and part time employees, but the benefits for part time employees suck and don't cover as many expenses, they are also outrageous in cost and anyone working part time could never afford the insurance anyway. They may pay for a college course here and there if youre a full time employee, but make sure you read the fine print. They do not take entry level candidates for various positions. $38,000 down the drain for school and no where to go.

The constant pressure to sell credit cards is beyond ridiculous. This is the main reason for my departure as it made me dread coming into work. If you aren't selling enough, you'll be made to feel like you're doing something "wrong" even if you're asking every customer if they'd like to sign up. It feels bad enough having people do a hard inquiry on their credit report for a card they may not even get approved for (and if they do they'll be faced with absurdly high interest rates), but the pressure to sell as many as possible makes it worse!