assistant buyer

empacador

cherry picker

packer

graphic designer

Fashion-Nova

Ay work you meet several people . Many come but don't stay. You help each other out like if some is confuse or needs something like tape. The hardest part of this job is the hours. Since your on your feet for 10 hours a day and sometimes work 13 days straight before you get a day off it can be tough. What keeps many going is the money. Since we do a lot of overtime it really pays off and we get paid weekly . It can be stressful somedays but we have free pizza on mondays and when we reach a goal we celebrate with cupcake , fruit or whatever the company decides on. They do take us in consideration . Last time we all decided to have panda express as a reward when we reached our 100k of packing and picking. We have many meetings because we always have the issues with the carts we use. Since many people are new theres always accidents. People get hurt real bad when they turn to go to the next row. Some people get mad even if you apologize . One important thing to always do is to stay hydrated. It gets really hot especially on a hot day. I guess the worse days of work is when its really hot because you get tired faster and its hard to keep our numbers up. Theres green. yellow and red. If your on the green that means your doing well but yellow ur under and red is the worse. It can get stressful. Ive done packing and thats more relaxing. Don't sweat at all. Overall you have to very committed because it takes most your time and lots of work.

I had very high hopes for this job, but it just isn't working out. There are a lot of unethical business practices. The 300+ Better Business Bereau complaints can paint a more descriptive picture as to what is going on. The hours are long and the pressure is intense because of the high turnover. The job itself is relatively easy, but due to the poor management the morale is extremely low. People will literally work here for 1 week and disappear. Some not even 3 days. This leaves the few dedicated reps with the stress of taking on an overload of work. A lot of times working from 6-6 four days straight trying to catch up. Instead of being recognized for our commitment to pick up the slack we're told to work even harder. Already sometimes working 7 days straight (every other week), if you request a much needed day off you're given a lot of push back, or management will say they "lost" your request. Our Human Resources dept is extremely unprofessional and inexperienced. There is no job security. There's a lot of favoritism. Too many things that do lot belong in the work environment. 


There's a great opportunity available to this company because social media has made it very successful. The problem is, it will not be around if the customer service and employee treatment does not improve. 

I would not advise anyone to apply to this company.

Working For Fashion Nova has been a dream job for me and many coworkers . I have been given several opportunities to not only show what I can do but to work on my development and leadership . I started in stores and now have been promoted to a corporate position . I have seen the company grow from a mom and pop operation to a major player in the retail market . 

 I have seen several leader come and go and several managers come and go but I have to say that the best we have ever had I. The stores have been hired by our VIce President . Our VP is very involved in the operations and running of he store and he takes time to get to know all us employees. We look forward to the visits since he always helps us out and tells us what to develop on. With that said we have been given an opportunity to now work in corporate which is a dream come true for many of us. He has very high expectations but that only makes us try harder . Very caring and fair man we really like working for him. 

 The company has done so much to change and really let everyone know that they care. Our CEO is very involved and that really makes us stronger. Our CEO is very intense and smart and leads the managers himself.

- The biggest con is the CEO. I have never met such a micromanaging, disrespectful executive in my life. He is known for cursing out employees, interrogating his social media team on their work, berating people on insignificant details. Most of the members of my team experienced constant anxiety because of the negative environment that was created trying to please him.

- Work environment is almost unbearable. 

- You will be severely underpaid. Even if you have a college degree and previous experience. 

- High turnover rate due to negative work environment. You will make friends and quickly see them resign and leave to better places.

- Culture of dishonesty is common at Fashion Nova. It is common practice to lie to customers, employees, and influencers. 

- People working at Fashion Nova can rarely expect any room for growth. If you are just starting out, you are likely to stay right there in your spot. If you want to branch out and try on a new role or take on an exciting responsibility, the bait will be dangled in front of you but it will be the rarest occasion if a manager allows you to shine or do something new.

This company is horrible. They do not care about their employees or their customers. They laugh and hang up on customers faces who have complaints or concerns about their orders. The CEO is money hungry and tries to intimidate his employees. He talks to them really bad and make it seem like having NATIONAL holidays off is a privilege.  The warehouse is like sweat shop and they are open 24 hours and they do not get holidays off. The management is unprofessional, they do help you with your issues they do not know how to take responsibility for their wrongs, it is always someone else's fault. You rarely just do your job , you always have to help other departments with 90% of their work. They created a new system that is harder and more manual to use than the old system. The information is always wrong in the system and you get blamed for it. I quit and professionally put in my two weeks notice and they asked for me to leave the same day and tried to have someone stand by my desk like i got fired. They will go down quickly if they don't change things. Oh and you get underpaid on top of everything.

Very long hours you come in at 5 am and leave at 4:30 pm and you only get paid for 10 hours because you take two lunches .monday thru Saturday you only have Sunday off really can’t enjoy your day off because you don’t get enough rest and sometimes they make you come Sunday . Before they actually would tell you if you don’t come Sunday you’ll get let go and said it was mandatory would make us work 13 days straight . It’s stressful working here they want you to be productive but you have their system going down or sometimes even crashing . They have leads and supervisor that don’t know what their doing only like 1 or 2 but the rest don’t deserve their positions . There’s a lot of favoritism there i seen that upfront. I seen new people especially girls get to do easy stuff because of management and there’s been people there longer and haven’t had the chance they’re doing . People who recently arrived had gotten hired through the company because of managemt while there’s has been people working there for a long time still waiting to be converted .

It's OK, obviously they are seeking to maximize their crew to get maximum orders out.  Everyone has daily quotas, and after 3 days as a picker you are expected to meet or exceed the number.  They like go getters and high number getters.  It's mostly a solo job as you pick orders.  Aisles are usually 2 or less pickers at a time and everyone has a unique kind of picking style and dress even.  If you like working solo, it's a good fit.  You talk very little because you want to meet your goals.  I didn't like the questioning about missing minutes and bathroom breaks etc. They are cheap on that.  Use bathroom on your break kind of stuff.  Little too much structure for me.  Nobody breathing over your shoulder though.  Your numbers are all they need to see.  Another bummer is you just can't pick or pack. You have to become a trainer and then supervisor etc.  Some people just want to pick and stay there.  Overall the job is easy physically and they have their system down well.  And they are unsympathetic to wasted time due to tech or scanner malfunction.   Like I said. It's OK. 

Working here you have to work 12 hours a day. 5 days a week, plus you have to do a mandatory weekend day. You have to tell customers what ever the CEO thought would be the best lie to tell on why things aren't shipped. Everything you're told to do one day is completely wrong the next day. There is no formal training to provide a new employee the actual guidelines for company policy which leaves new and old employees at a free for all. There is the highest turn over rate because there is a ridiculous amount of work to do, there is favoritism, and there's no recognition for your work. If you built the pyramid of Giza in 12 hours they would tell you that's nice, make it again in 6 hours tomorrow plus another one. Best advice is to stay away from this place if you want a proper work life balance, and a great work culture where you actually feel appreciated and not belittled. Keep looking for a job somewhere else. Don't let the social media hype fool you!

This place has literally no structure they treat their employees almost as bad as they do their customers. Upper management is a joke the floor sups r nice. Workforce is a lazy slob, who can never accommodate anything. Customer service reps have received 1 raise in 2 yrs, there's no bilingual pay, no incentives or bonuses. The attendance policy is ridiculous w no grace periods & write ups last a yr. The catered lunch on Mondays is always pizza there's no foos ball table, lounge, or TVs as they claim on their job application. There's no real chance for advancement. 85% of the time no1 knows what's going on because they wing everything policies change every other month. We are made to lie to the customers about their orders daily because no1 ever knows what's going on. When I 1st started working here I was excited & looking forward to a career w FashionNova now I 10000% do not recommend this place for employment to any 1.

Fast paced environment. You stand for 12 hours a day. Management is terrible. They are sometimes unqualified or have little experience. They sit most of the day and don't assist you with your department, instead lean on your end of day emails for information about your department. The more you do the more they will expect. No comunication in managment. The one thing I loved most about this place was getting to meet some hard working individuals. It was inspiring to see some of your employees go above and beyond for minimum wage. Directing and working with these individuals was worth all the stress and anxiety. The new system is easy to learn and teaching it to your employees helps you understand it even more. Some employees just didn't understand the system and would make errors throughout the shift. Great stepping stone.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Assistant buyer 3 salaries reported	$22.33 per hour
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Packer 7 salaries reported	$17.00 per hour
Graphic designer 3 salaries reported	$73,333 per year

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