Worse company I worked for - Sles Associate YM Inc. Employee Review

1.0
28 Aug 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Flexible schedule, literally nothing else!

Cons

They have a high turnover for a reason!they don't value their employees even if you have been loyal to them for years!no benefits,Only one 10 paid break, always understaffed, managers are allowed to treat staff horribly, if they don't like you for something as small as being annoying in their opinion or "talking too much" they will cut your hours to 4/5 per week,!!!they also tend to cancel a lot of shifts couple of hours before the start of your shift,no opportunity for advancement,the job openings are not posted publicly, they simply offer the position to the person they like regardless of seniority or productivity !!! HR will never come to any store ,they only have a number and email addresses,when you contact them ,they will give you a generic response with no help & let management know about the complaint (no confidentiality), no evaluation on productivity, no annual raises, basically no way of getting promotions based on performance

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5.0
15 Oct 2020
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Great bonus packages for salaried employees, growth across the US which allows for quick advancement, support from DM, RM and VP, great discount!

Cons

A little chaotic, last minute changes

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1.0
23 Oct 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

20% off discount on top of sale as long as it doesn't go past 70% off of original price. Trauma bonding with coworkers.

Cons

140 hours max to operate stores (40 of those for store manager thats labeled as salaried so they can force them to work more but still have the clock in and out as an hourly employee) . Stores are open to public 75 hours a week. Add another 7 hours for the half hour to open and close each day. LP policy states you can't be alone in the building. Minimum, not including needing a third person to cover breaks, it requires 164 hours. To make up for payroll they've limited the amount of clothing items that require sensors, leading to even more theft on top of what's occuring due to one employee working at a time. Pay for store management is 37% under average pay for the roll at similar retailers. They will say "something exciting is coming" and dangle promotions/positions that don't exist when asking for pay increases. Favoritism has kept several inappropriate people in positions they should have been fired from years ago. Oh and back to pay, the bonus structure is only there so that they aren't required to pay you the minimum amount that is required in your area to legally be considered a salaried employee due to it not being an in office position.

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