fragrance associate

client advisor

order picker

stock supervisor

stocker

Dolce & Gabbana

What is the best part of working at the company?
Being a fragrance vendor was fun.  Work is flexible and pays well hourly. About 23.00 to 30.00 per hour with experience. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Sometimes replacement shipments can be delayed, making hard to make your goals. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Pretty relaxed and friendly.  If you are good with flexibility and quick changes, this could work for you .  Very unstructured as far as schedules and such. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
You would start by coming in assessing your department checking to see if you have all of your stock and resources. You need to have a successful day and then go right into entertaining and introducing your clients to your brand. You take a picture at the beginning of the day of how the department looks or your section and then also at the end of the day you take another picture to show stock merchandise and such that still available. It’s actually pretty simple.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Everything!
Very professional.
Of course,  handling the garments, the accessories and jewelry was also very pleasant!
Thé store in Aspen is quite beautiful.
My uniform  and shoes were very attractive.
The compensation was very generous. 
The breakroom was the tiniest room ever…
however I have lived in Aspen close to 30 years… finding a place for lunch was a non issue.   It would have been a tad bit more comfortable to be able to put your feet up for 10 minutes! There was simply no room.
Very happy to have been part of the team .

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Nothing.  Very professional and wonderful

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Very professional. You have to like working at the highest of all standards.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Fun, creative, lucrative, peofessional. Plus very educational regarding fashion and their products.

A typical day would consist of walking the sales floor with the GM to brainstorm merchandising/ window updates to their particular location. And then re merchandising current collection to impact sales but still keeping within corporate guidelines.
I learned to improve my craft with the different job responsibilities held during my tenure with this company.
I strived to maintain great partnerships with my colleagues in managment and store staff so that they have a better understanding of the importance of visual standards.
I never thought of any particular part of my job as hard, at times challenges were presented but the years working for this company has helped me to become pro active when situations had presented themselves.
The best part of my job was the reaction from clients as well as the additional volume in sales that happened after a merchandising/ window update.

High paced job at the outlets. High value product and high foot traffic allows you to make your own paycheck- the harder you work the higher your commission compensation. Returning clients became valued customers, and great relationships were built. Building an extensive Client Book is crucial and beneficial to high end fashion environment. 
Management was supportive and worked with you to grow as  a sales associate and meet their expectations of sales goals.
Upper Corporate management seemed detached and constantly hard to please. There was disconnect between Full Price Boutique and Outlet despite them needing to work relatively close together. 

Retail Sales Associates at the outlet level tend to have a high turn over rate, however, the staff was always supportive with a touch of friendly competition to achieve each others goals.

Before this sales position I had only worked seasonally for some other sales companies. This one in particular was heavily influenced by representing the boutique experience rather than an outlet shopping experience. The corporate structure was involved intimately with the whole sales team to educate us about product knowledge and the designers themselves. We learned so much about the company and the inspiration for each individual piece of clothing that I could still give detailed descriptions. Although the company, separately, was enjoyable, the staff was not. There were a lot of hot-headed employees who were immature and greedy. The management team was fair. The most enjoyable part of the job was working for that specific brand, the designers were artists and seeing clothes like that daily was magnificent. The worst part of the job was the sales team.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Doing lost prevention for the company has been a great experience top pay for the field and my direct supervisor is great at responding and solving issues though he is very busy running every boutique in the US picore is a great company to work for

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Lots of standing around and down time

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Boutique management isn't very good, but the sales associates are fun and easy to work with.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Doing rounds inside boutique, greeting customers and taking visual inventory or the placement and number of items on the floor.

Dolce and gabbana is a very strong company to grasp the lifestyle and experiences in high end retail. Dolce and gabbana will hire you for full-time position and will provide the opportunity to learn everything there is to learn about dolce. Dolce and gabbana is very enthusiastic to introduce product knowledge and culture behind their product to all employees. The only flaw to the company is that the opportunity to grow and excel within the company is very scarce. They tend to maximize your abilities and place you to only benifit the company as a whole instead of as an individual. Overall dolce and gabbana will welcome you with open arms as long as you are willing to learn and not afraid to get your hands dirty.

my day consist of knowing the schedule for all people in the building seeing the daily focus sheet i'ved created for the week handling all letters for the building and operations management and handling all building supplies for everyone and management. making sure I fill and copy and important paper work, knowing the phone system and internal and external calls from customers and corporate and important clients organizing meetings and scheduling them plus etc.

a typical day is filled with no downtime.  I contact clients old and new to make sure that they have all they need for the current season.  I also make sure that they are all in the know for each and every event that we may have in the store.  Also handling daily walk in traffic and providing the same service so that they become repeat clients.  Helping staff on product knowledge of new collections and learning new things every day to keep my approach new and fresh for clients and staff alike.

An educational environment, where I learned the ideas behind the creative process.  In addition, I am privileged in that I get to know how and why other departments function and the value they bring to the company.  In learning all of this, it has enormously assisted me in identifying areas of concern, which ultimately resulted in shrink reduction results that boosted the company's bottom line.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Fragrance associate 20 salaries reported	$23.65 per hour
Client advisor 12 salaries reported	$20.88 per hour
Order picker 8 salaries reported	$28.22 per hour
Stock supervisor 2 salaries reported	$27.00 per hour
Stocker 4 salaries reported	$22.88 per hour

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