stocking associate

customer service/sales representative

visual merchandiser

graphic designer

entry level administrative assistant

Eastern Accents

Working at Eastern Accents gave me opportunities to use and develop my creative and professional abilities in real time. Every day looks different. I am working on multiple fresh and very different projects. I have support and the freedom to deliver work that I am proud of, even though I am doing a lot of it for the first time. 

However, if you are a person who likes to perform the same tasks every day, this may not be the right place for you. This is NOT a company that micromanages you, so beware if you are a person who needs structure and extensive training. If you like to have one task and perform it repetitively, this is likely not the job for you.  

Management is thoughtful and inspiring, as well as understanding and practical. There are very kind and interesting people here who have been here longer than I have been alive. This is the first place that has felt international to me since leaving New York, which I am very thankful for. 

Eastern accents is a family owned business with more projects than people, so you may find yourself trusted with opportunities here that you'll never find elsewhere. You can really see a project through from start to finish. If you enjoy building systems, creative problem solving, and figuring out how to do something new, you will LOVE IT HERE. 

Cons:
Favoritism in the workplace is evident and those who have a connection with the boss and his family are inadvertently granted privileges or spared consequences with HR. Workplace cliques exist. Requesting a raise can be burdensome.  Due to  a lack of personnel, sometimes one or more person has to pick up the slack and their pay does not reflect their new responsibilities. One or more of the managers on premise has used yelling as a form of communicating, unfortunately it is a high stress level job but that inadvertently affects the work environment.

Pros:
M-F 8 hr work-schedule, no weekends. Big lunch area and space to eat outside. Inside parking. 

The most enjoyable part of the job is how much you get to learn and witness. The company is truly dedicated and skilled at what they do.

I really like the environment at Eastern Accents. It's racially and culturally diverse. It's a good female to male ratio -- gender representation is equitable, with lots of women in managerial positions.  

I like this job because it aligns with my need to have autonomy at work. I don't do well with micro-management, and that isn't an issue here. If you work here, especially in a newly developed position where you're using new technology, it's largely your imperative to create your own niche, and figure out how to interface with co-workers, other departments.  


Do not work here. Run. Toxic company. Horrible management. They watch all the employees from video cameras 24/7 like literally a camera angled down at each desk. The pay is horrible and they don’t give raises or bonuses but expect you to takeover other employees workload when they quit. We were expected to work with broken equipment. Extremely high turnover rate.  The warehouse  looks like a sweatshop too. When I worked in the back building parts of the ceiling and dust  were Literally falling down on us while we worked and we told the manager and she didn’t care. 

My time as Eastern Accents spanned across nearly 3 years and during that time I watched the company grow from one warehouse into multiple locations. As they expanded their luxury lines and I was able to witness firsthand how a manufacturing company scales from the ground up. The owners, Ridvan and Siw, possess a strong work ethic which translates into a culture complete with loyal and passionate employees. What’s even better was the diversity across the company. 

Working at eastern accents was a great learning experience and helped me become more open as a employee than I already was. The work space was great and had a great vibe. I did not dread going to work because of the tasks and the people I worked with were great. The cons of the job was just the pay was too low for what the task I was doing and as well the hours given were no overtime to make up for the lack of compensation.

Really striving to be objective here, but do not take the job. Know that you will want to leave this toxic and unprofessional atmosphere as soon as you can. They paint an image of collaborative creative job but false. They just want what they think is best without hearing your professional opinion. They will step over you or go behind you back to get what they want and get any chance to throw people under the bus.     

Eastern Accents provides their employees with the opportunity to work in many different capacities. This made my experience very diverse giving me the ability to gain lots of different skills, even working close with the CEO and his partner.  A very family oriented company with lots of passion and great coworkers. I highly recommend joining Eastern Accents!

Don't work here if you don't like to lift 100 lbs furniture items. The warehouse is always hot no ac or fans. If you like having weekends off I recommend this job but other then that it's dead end no raises or respect.

Love the opportunity of working at eastern accents great management lots of support from all the coworkers just a good family environment really recommend people that are looking for employment to try them you won’t regret it.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Stocking associate 1 salary reported	$19.50 per hour
Customer service/sales representative 1 salary reported	$20.00 per hour
Visual merchandiser 1 salary reported	$18.00 per hour
Graphic designer 1 salary reported	$25.00 per hour
Entry level administrative assistant 1 salary reported	$17.00 per hour

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