Ulta Beauty reviews

-Very clique-y. Working with all women, it's inevitable. I'm just thankful the management likes me because my work life would be difficult otherwise. -Poor pay. They expect way too much of their staff for the amount of work that's expected of them. -Have to do janitorial work. Varies depending on the day, but it's common to have to sweep, run the floor cleaner, empty and take out garbage, mop the back room, clean out baskets, clean bathrooms, etc. -Many unfulfilled promises of gratis for jobs well done. -Have to con customers into signing up for Instyle subscription-- many come back angry later, waving credit card bill in hand. -Have a 99.9% female customer base guarantees plenty of bitchy customers. -Product training is limited to Prestige department, making it hard for the rest of the staff to have product knowledge. Prestige hours are the first to be cut, leaving the rest of the staff to answer many questions they don't know the answers to. -There's not enough time to do everything that's expected of you... -Schedules are constantly changed without notifying staff. Posted very late in the week as well.

Management lacks starting from General managers. They have their "favorites" as to who gets what type of special treatment. They say they have an open door policy but that is truly not a fact. Overall I believe management really needs to take a good look at themselves and decided whether or not "they" are able to handle their position. Very childish atmosphere. You literally have to fight for days off, you get no recognition at all. No respect to those who try to give help/opinions, get shot down right away. You are considered a "non-team player" if you don't agree w/their ideas. You get told you have an attitude when you don't have a "cheerleader personality" on a daily basis. The amount of work they give you in such little time is ridiculous. Expect the store to look at its best when literally there is no staff to keep it looking at its best. If they say it is all about "team work", then why are the General Managers and Assistant Managers always in the office doing "Paperwork" as so they say.