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Lee Michaels Fine Jewelry

I have truly enjoyed my time working at Lee Michaels Fine Jewelry. It is a wonderful company with a strong culture, great leadership, and a genuine commitment to helping employees succeed.

One of the things I appreciated most was the support and kindness from the store director. She creates an environment where you feel encouraged, valued, and part of a team. That kind of leadership makes such a difference in the day-to-day experience.

I was also very impressed by the support from the corporate office. They provide the tools, guidance, and communication needed to feel confident in your role. The training is fantastic, especially for anyone who wants to grow their knowledge of fine jewelry, luxury sales, and client relationships.

I am leaving only because my real estate business is growing and requires more of my time, but I have nothing but positive things to say about Lee Michaels. It is a beautiful place to work, with wonderful people and a company culture that truly supports its team. I would highly recommend Lee Michaels to anyone looking for a professional, welcoming, and rewarding workplace.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The product is beautiful. The family and statement was wonderful. However, the manager and assistant managers are awful!!! They lie, cheat and steal for their own benefit! They will undermine you, treat you poorly and will not help you at all! I do not recommend for employment 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Management in the Shreveport store 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Environment is sour, not family oriented or helpful. It’s brutal unloving or caring! Training is awful and unavailable 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Brutal, condescending, ruthless, unprofessional and just down right evil!!

A typical day would consist of showing quality jewelry to customers. Answering phone calls, helping customers with repairs. 

I learned a lot about running a business and the challenges of running a business. 

The management team was great! They take their time to show and teach their associates. 

The hardest part about this job is that it has a very short ceiling as far as advancements go.

The healthcare is very expensive. Most companies in the same tier pays for either full healthcare or more than 80%. Lee Michaels pay only 50%, which is good, but once you compare it to other companies in the same industry it does not sound so good.

most of the day is spent doing work on the computer - either balancing the daily business or generating paperwork to transfer merchandise between company locations. I have learned a lot about the jewelry business that I didn't know before. I get along with most of the managers except 1 and I don't really not get along with him, just like working with the other managers better. I don't have a problem with any of my co-workers, they are all sales associates, I am the only 1 in my position. Hardest part of my job is being away from family on holidays, most enjoyable - the employee discount.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Fun and you can make as much money as you want if you put in the work.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Christmas hours are stressful but the paychecks are amazing. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Competitive in a friendly way. Lots of little projects done daily that help build your personal clientele. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Some days are slow but there is always busy work that helps make sure you get appointments in and get sales.

There was not a typical work day. My duties included gift wrapping, receiving merchandise, reporting daily business to the home office, making bank deposits, assisting on the sales floor when needed, casing jewelry, keeping inventory current and keeping work area and sales floor neat and clean.

A typical day was stressful because the goal was to develop relationship with customers in order to sell jewelry. I worked there approximately 11 years and I loved my co-workers along with some of the customers who I had be-friended.

Make sure the back stock and paperwork are organized and easily accessible. Run errands according to what needs to be done throughout the week. I only work 2/3 days a week, so I catch the store up with what needs to be done, and I prepare them for the rest of the week, that I am not there.

Worked there for almost two years.  There are slow times and then very busy times (Christmas).  Sometimes lots of time to kill.  Standing on your feet all day is hard.  Left due to small kids and needing more family time.  Otherwise would most likely still be there.

It was ok.  Very fast paced but worth it. Good place to dial in education in this industry.  I think management could be a bit better. And also raises should be better working at a place like this requires you to dress in a very nice elegant professional way and funds are needed for that.

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