Sephora reviews

Work life balance was almost non existent, complete toxic environment where management plays chess with employees careers and only promote their friends. Nearly impossible to get ahead as all promotions are pre-determined and managers only promote those within their own departments. VP and senior management have no external experience, so processes never improve as they can’t relate to how things are done at more efficient companies. Planner job is essentially a “jack of all trades” role.

Wow I don't even know where to start. - Horrible top/senior management who are only in there for their portfolio, the MD clearly doesn't give a damn about the people, is highly biased and yet expects the company to come together as one - Infighting in leadership team is so bad that it affects the people on the ground and hinders us from doing our jobs (which we will then get blamed for) - Pervasive blame culture, the fist reaction is to look for a scapegoat and not a solution - They say they welcome feedback but most do not and are so sensitive, people have to walk on eggshells around them. - Not sure what HR is doing, feels like they only listen to people in positions of power - Lack of communication between leadership team and the rest of the company regarding company wide changes and impacts. Decisions are made 99% of the time without consulting anybody else or giving a heads up, employees are expected to roll with it. - Very low morale in the company due to the high attrition rate, politics and general toxic environment - even the hr team has people leaving almost every month yet nobody brings it up. - Lack of career progression - Many incompetent or plain stupid people are hired and promoted due to connections and not because of their merits - No sense of ownership - Management there suck up to each other, they are codependent, condescending and many are incompetent