art manager

customer service representative

Artome

Loved working at Artome until my team and I were let go. We did remote work for them. Customer Service/ and assisted the coordinators with various tasks. 
We weren't given a 2 weeks/week notice but was instead let go on our last day. 
I knew there wasn't going to be full time work during the summer, but I at least thought part time work and if not that, we'd be given a weeks notice. 
We were even told they'd contact us in September, but it is now Jan. 
It's unfortunate that a company that is offering something wonderful for schools/art teachers/students and parents could treat their employees this way. 
If you choose to apply and get hired, just be aware that it is temporary. Once the school year ends, you will most likely be let go, so start looking for another job by April/beginning of May. 

Corporate and local managers do not care about their employees. 
Terrible pay, takes forever to get your "raise" when you return for the next season.
Former hub manager used to let art show managers do shows one week then let them work at the warehouse for a week to give them a break and rest. Current manager continuously sends managers out to shows without a break. Manager guilt trips employees.
Last season warehouse employees were recorded because corporate did not believe they could frame as fast as they were going. Corporate pushed unrealistic productivity goals on employees and they were forced to work throughout all breaks.
The warehouse was a hazard during peak season and was a violation against OHSHA standards.
Manager did not take into consideration people's personal lives or their health conditions and would ignore your requests and send you off to do hard physical work if you were disabled, had a work injury, and even tried to get a woman who was in her late trimester to go out on shows.


Awfuln place and you only get paid $10.

I learned a lot working for the company a lot of experience how to assemble disassemble reassemble teamwork on the assembly line.I also drive a U-Haul truck to take the artwork to different schools where i would setup meaning assembling the artwork on metal shelves and just sit back and enjoy watching the students and their parents looking at their childs artwork. After that was all done we would disassemble everything load it back up into the truck and bring it back to the warehouse where we would disassemble the artwork and reassemble new artwork after readjusting the frames. I had a good experience there it was sometimes stressful sometimes hard but like I said you learn a lot and it was a lot of experience and I appreciated it and after that job that's why I love to work when an assembly line that's why I'm looking to work more on assembly and production

As much dedication employees put into this company, there is zero compassion for the hard working, under paid, non competitive pay and no Advanced movement to any higher position no benefits employees who make it run. It's definitely more of a modern "sweat shop" for the low amount of money they pay with no raises. The owners in GA are only concerned about well being for self hence the turn over rate is ridiculously high while the supervisor in NJ is focused on all the wrong things of personal issues amongst herself with a horrible self righteous attitude. This is not a place of professionalism if that's the type of job your looking for.

First 2 weeks of hard work, they make it seem like it’s normal that you get paid late.
Unorganized artome should be there name they don’t have a plan so you come inside then figure out what your doing 
But if your find with traveling to schools it’s perfect!!!🥰
Back pains like the elderly is what you feel for a 86$ Dollar days work  
I was happy to see the company grow but they dont care about seeing your pockets grow so seasonal volunteering is basically what your doing 
They short you on checks so count your hours they believe there time is more valuable it’s obviously after your first week of working with them
Worst part to me is waiting 3 weeks for a 2 week check 👎🏻

Rewarding to see exhibitions come off in time.

Needs more employees in designated areas. Small crew of 15 that are wearing many hats and can cause job related stresses down the line. Manager needs an assistant to help with tasks.

I switched ffrom driving on the road and setting up exhibitions to working in the warehouse assembling frames and organizing the work areas.

A typical day of work consists of assembling art work for approaching art shows, and disassembling art work for completed art shows. Usually every Thursday you pick up a box truck load up the art work and drive over to the school you are having the art show at. You then unload the truck, set up the art show, and work with Art Teacher or PTA members to help complete any last minute details. This is a fun and rewarding opportunity.

The work itself was fairly independent, but company struggled with employee turnover, including management. This meant I often had to cover the work of two people, while on the road to a new venue. 

Lot of cut corners and poor organization, yet company policy was very specific.

Management was not prepared to organize and plan truck routes across the Midwest during winter and there was only indirect communication with costumer liaison/event planner.

The company is professional besides providing flexibility at most of the time. The management/supervisors are very supportive and encouraging. I mainly enjoyed working there because of the part time opportunity I got which allowed me to have a very good balance with my other job. I want and hope to continue my job with them. 
GREAT PLACE ! 

A typical day at work consisted of sorting/framing art, possibly loading and unloading show trucks, and if you had a show that day you would pack up and "hit the road" to assemble an art show! The management I had while working there was awesome, Very understanding and professional. The hardest part of the job is standing all day. The most enjoyable part of the job was enjoying the art while framing!

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