retail sales associate

fulfillment associate

inventory specialist

barista

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Nine-Line-Apparel

As a barista it’s pretty straightforward, but thanks to higher ups like the CEO, COO, and other corporate people the job was way more frustrating than it needed to be. Barista team overall was fantastic to work with and very tight knit. Best part of the job are the coworkers but the worst part is the corporate people. Beware the favoritism, it was a red flag to me when I found out the head of HR was the wife of the CEO’s old copilot. One thing that was frustrating is the higher ups never knew what they wanted. One day they’d want us to do something one way, then the next day it needed to be done completely differently. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
 Veteran owned and operated, and potentially meeting new people. Coffee is available and it’s good coffee 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Never knowing your schedule. Would get calls at 8 and 9pm saying I need to be to work at 5-6 in the morning. Lots of drama with the managers.. sleeping around. Drama with embarrassing people that makes mistakes. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Very unsettling. The managers talk down on employees. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Never know from one day to the next. Inventory control was very stressful.

I have been working here for a while now. I have seen an incredible amount of miscommunication in this company. Every supervisor/manager will each tell you different things about how to fix something, or what to do if you run into a certain type of situation, or how things should be ran which can lead to either great confusion or make it seem that you don't know what you are doing. There have been times where a manager will tell you one thing, then later down the road will say that they never told you that.
The working environment is fast paced, and most people are easy to get along with. There are a couple of toxic people. 
Organization could definitely be improved on.

Great place to work if you’re looking for experience and development, personal and professional. Diverse group of employees and leadership. Learning opportunities are endless and leadership supports process improvement ideas from every level. Open minded and not afraid to try something new and/or different. 

While working at Nine Line, the atmosphere is laid back and fun but hardworking. Managers like to see motivation to grow within the department or beyond the department and will help you to succeed in growth. It is a warehouse and warehouse setting, it is going to be on your feet and some dust and warmth but overall wearing comfortable clothes off sets any of that.

Nine line lies about What they do and what they support, Where they get their designs from, and about who works there. They have no organization and have high schoolers running the production site. The pay isn’t even $10 an hour and it’s in a non climate controlled environment with rats snakes and roaches everywhere.  I could complain about everything. Worst company I’ve ever worked for. 

Great opportunities for upward mobility. However, the clique culture makes it very difficult to move forward in your career if you are not a yes man/woman to the right people. There are some managers who are incredibly fair, straight across the board. But there are others with more influence who drop the ball quite frequently, then find a scapegoat to lay blame on. Also very difficult to hold anyone accountable due to the fact they do not like to fire people. One of the owners is an absolute fantastic individual, the other is nothing short of a tyrant.

Worked in production for about 3 months. Coworkers were nice and good to work with but supervisors were far from that. Second shift lead is a walking double standard. They are so unorganized and poorly managed. They’ll find any excuse to fire you despite being short staffed and supposedly too busy with work they have to outsource. Everyone on nights is over worked and burned out because they don’t know how to manage their company. The pay is not worth the work. Sounds like a fun company but it’s not worth the stress and drama. 

At Nine Line you will be asked to work outside of your designated department on multiple occasions with no warning/Takes up to 3.5 months for $1 raise, inconsistencies in work flow. Management only cares about management. There is a clear divide in upstairs and warehouse floor workers. no paid breaks. NOT A VIABLE MAIN SOURCE OD INCOME

What is the best part of working at the company?
Employee discount is nice, and weekends off except during peak season 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Mismanaged from the top down. Inexperienced people running departments

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
No culture, everyone keeps to themselves mostly. It's warehouse work so its hot & you're on your feet all day

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Retail sales associate 5 salaries reported	$14.90 per hour
Fulfillment associate 3 salaries reported	$12.33 per hour
Inventory specialist 3 salaries reported	$12.67 per hour
Barista 1 salary reported	$10.50 per hour
Print technician 2 salaries reported	$13.00 per hour

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