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Britto Central

I have worked a few years ago at their gallery as a sales person. At that time they were looking for new blood as they had in mind laying off team members.

Very briefly, they want Top sellers but they can back them up with a solid management and fair rules. The whole day to day running of the gallery is depends on the moods of a few ones who are there for years or sleep with the owner (when not both) you got now the " Warholian" cliché of how a part of this business is run.Predatory head office, absent management and a zoo/jungle at the gallery. 

If you are a balanced confident person all you will find is a bunch of sour faces and ferocious colleagues, you may also go down the road of politic and join the All amercan click versus the Latin click...thats is SO miserable.

I decided to leave after having been retained and trained, i did not believe in their business plans to open two stores and split the business nor in their weak leadership. And it was the best decision i made when i see what they became. 

I know the working world is not perfect, but you could really save yourself a trauma if you stay away from Britto Central... in the current conditions.

Britto Central is by far the best job experience I've had thus far. It is a very positive environment, where everyone is very inclusive and happy to work. Open door policies allow for healthy collaboration between managers and team members. There are often team building/enrichment events and activities hosted on-site, to maintain the positive morale and bring coworkers together. Each employee is treated as an individual, with healthy amounts of criticism and encouragement to grow and hone your skills as a professional. I highly recommend for anyone looking to make a start in the creative industry. It is an amazing opportunity and the positive, creative environment keeps you motivated to keep up with the fast-paced workflow.

The company is unorganized and sneaky. The hours don't make any sense because they are open so late, but customers don't come in as late as they are open. Management takes advantage of the workers and burns them out. The company is always understaffed because employees quit at least once a month. I was there for a year and about 20 employees quick before their 90 day probation and this is a small company

There is a lot of sneakiness within management, and you don't feel like your is secure.

The best part of the job is that it is a retail job that gives you 40 hours, however I dont think the stress is worth it. The pay is good if you are coming from a 8-9$ retail job, but this job makes you do a lot more than a regular retail job and you are not compensated for that.

My co workers were amazing and I was blessed with a great team, but I would not recommend this job. Don't let the job description fool you, it is a glorified cashier job  and you will be taken advantage of.

My time at Britto Central has truly been an amazing experience. Honestly, one of the best jobs I've ever had. Working alongside such a dream team has felt more like being part of a family than just a workplace. Everyone collaborates to make things happen so seamlessly and with such passion, it’s inspiring to be a part of the magic. 

Management here is wonderful, supportive, patient, and always encouraging growth. During my time here, I’ve gained valuable skills, grown professionally, and learned so much about both administration and the art world. I’m so grateful for my experience here and proud to have been part of such a creative, supportive, and uplifting team. 

Please spare yourself the trauma of being cycled out. There's no morale as all new hires only serve the purpose to be replaced after being exhausted by office politics and terrible predatory management, the only survivors are those who've been there for so many years that they boss their own management team around. There is always a boogie man, and as a Gallery Assistant its so demoralizing to see happen repeatedly to new hires and particularly new sales consultants. Nothing makes sense and the culture is completely toxic with no one to turn to besides other people who feel the same way. It's such a bad representation of the artist and so sad to see happen time and time again whenever kindness, hard work, and a rational mindset comes in. If you want to survive here I wouldn't recommend this job if you want to feel confident and healthy 

- A typical day at the Britto Palace is interacting with the artist Romero Britto and our CEO Lucas Vidal on new and ongoing design/production projects as well as meeting with other members of the management team to discuss operational tasks.
- I have learnt to work in a fast pace environment with a strong attention to detail and maintaining a high level of quality across all projects.
- Our management team work well together, we respect each others strengths and contribution that each of us bring to the business.
- The culture at Britto Central is FUN! Management provides food and entertainment for staff members regularly to celebrate quarterly birthdays. 
- The hardest part of my job is delegating work to other team members.
- I enjoy it all at Britto Central. It is truly a FUN place to work.

I can't put into words how incredible working here has been. A typical day here is filled with music, productivity, color, and smiles! Working at the Palace is so incredibly rewarding, and I cannot wait for what the future holds for me here! Management is kind and they all lead with strong heads and great minds. The culture is unlike anything I have experienced- Health is prioritized, resources are abundant, and hard work is recognized and celebrated. The hardest part of the job is all the work that needs to get done- which is also the best! I come to work with a smile on my face knowing that I work with the best colleagues and we are working together to spread joy through the HAPPY ART Movement!

I enjoy working at Britto Central every day. I get the opportunity to work directly with the worldwide pop artist Romero Britto. We get to discuss and collaborate on all creative art and design projects that share happiness, hope and love with the world. I feel that the work I do here at Britto Central is inspiring and gives me a sense of purpose. The studio atmosphere is fun, electric, and full of good vibes, we listen to music all day while we work. 

Britto is definitely a fun place to work, full of nice and motivated people. The company cares about the employees since day one with an organized and warming onboarding, offering benefits and always gathering the team for celebrations and parties. 
The environment is super cool and enjoyable. I love having music while I work and being surrounded by colorful art everyday is just amazing!
Workwise I've learned many things from my colleagues/manager and was able to develop some new skills. Despite the fast pace environment, the work/life balance is really great. Nothing to complain about, Britto is an admirable company and I'm happy to be part of it.

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