sales associate

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marketing assistant

customer service representative

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Cloud 9

What is the best part of working at the company?
They fire people for personal reasons and also have a very dirty kitchen and blame the front staff for problems in the kitchen.also refuse to hire more kitchen staff so the bosses work in the kitchen and when they start to burn out they take it out on there employees. Definitely didn't feel respected as an employee let alone as a person

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Dealing with the owners/cooks who made it there job to know about there employees personal life and even fire them over it. They also lied to us and promised us a job after going on maternity leave but then let us go the week before my leave was up and because we were part time they got away with it. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Employees are like family and very friendly. The bosses/cooks are fake and will act like they are there for you and want to help you and then will screw you over

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
It changes day to day. Mostly we would get food pack for customers and serve tables and take orders. When there was nothing to do they had us help with prep.

During my tenure as a VALORANT training grounds coach at Cloud9, I encountered a significant limitation that ultimately influenced my perspective on the role: a palpable sense of there being "no room for growth." This realization dawned on me gradually, as I navigated through the various facets of my position, from developing training programs to mentoring emerging talent. Despite the prestige associated with Cloud9, a leading name in the esports industry, the opportunities for professional advancement seemed conspicuously absent. The environment, while rich in competitive spirit and high-caliber talent, lacked a clear pathway for career progression for those in coaching roles. This lack of upward mobility not only stifled my professional development but also dimmed my enthusiasm, as the realization set in that my aspirations for growth and advancement could not be fulfilled within this setting. It was a sobering acknowledgment that, despite the organization's successes on the global stage, the support for the growth of its coaching staff appeared limited.

Overall, working at Cloud 9 enabled me to gain customer service skills and skills a sales associate will need to make sales. I learned to engage with customers and make them feel good about themselves as well while purchasing their shoes and trying them on. I now know how to communicate precisely enough to make sales. While working here I would work the register, label shoes, organize the stockroom, clean shelves and floor, and while closing I’d calculate the daily sale. Customers were very friendly and enjoyed my services. Working alone on busy days became hectic due to holding many responsibilities by myself, but I always got the job done.

Come into the office and go over the overall goals for the day and practice in-store strategies. 

I learned how to maximize my skills in the retail arena and use those skills efficiently.

Management was supportive and overall had great leadership.

Workplace was generally laid back with an effaces on practicing formulas for new contract success.

The hardest part of the job was gaining new customers for our contracts.

The most enjoyable part was the work team and working with other skilled employees.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Position is remote and doesn't required interaction with associates. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Lack of professional development and environment. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Little to no appreciation for the amount of work required.  Understaffed with trained people. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Lots of stress, pressure to perform and little to no downtime.

At work, since I'm known by customers, I typically have a nice time. I get to help customers find what they're looking for and most of the time, everyone buys from what I've selected. When its slow, me and the workers tend to just organize everything or look for missing hangers throughout the day. We also greet our customers and we always make sure everything is going well with their shopping experience at our store.

Pay starts and ends at $12 an hour. Really don’t expect much more. If you work really hard you may get a raise, but it’ll be less than $1. That being said it’s a decently chill place to work. If there aren’t customers then you’ll be doing assigned cleaning tasks. Most of the employees are friendly and easy to work with. It would be a good side hustle, second job, or summer job if you’re a student. 

This job was great when I arrived and a few weeks in I got to get to know my coworkers and they helped guide me. Communication with the manager was great until she left and got replace with a very young person who didn’t know what she was doing. 

Very friendly coworkers and management. The owner is an huge help and very supportive. 

Typical day is prep, service and clean up. Very laid back and Professional 

Hardest part is learning new dishes each week but they are easy once you get working 

this is a good place to shop. you can find any rock bands tee shirts, iron tee shirts, reggae book bags and tee shirts,  i love to shop at this store, just not as a worker.. if you do work their, make sure to keep your time clock wrote down. one days it could be in the trash , this has happened more then once to me at this place.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Sales associate 2 salaries reported	$11.00 per hour
Project coordinator 2 salaries reported	$68,250 per year
Marketing assistant 2 salaries reported	$58,750 per year
Customer service representative 2 salaries reported	$41,000 per year
Teacher 1 salary reported	$17.25 per hour

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