RH reviews

The good thing: offices are most non-officy environment you might ever work in. Bad thing: office feels like jail, so even the pretty surroundings lose their meaning. Seriously, there are so many talented and wonderful people that work at RH. For the life of me, I couldn't figure out why they stayed. Unless you live in Marin, I don't know why you would commute to Marin to work here. The Company Values and Beliefs will be hammered into you to the point where you literally cannot take it anymore. It ends up feeling like a marketing tactic to the workforce; like a substitution for something of real benefit. Only 5 sick days a year. Only 10 vacation days first year. Only 6 holidays. Very throwback America, in terms of benefits (ie: corporate drones with no freedom).

The company's "Core Values" are so heavily pushed making it feel almost cultish. You are forced to discuss the "Values" in every conversation, morning meetings, shift meetings, disciplinary conversations and how they reflect in your work, leadership skills and style and personal life. The product quality is hit or miss.