support services clerk

internet sales

independent distributor

account coordinator

Nu Skin

Nu Skin. This is a wonderful company with much to offer. A wide variety of benefits that makes the environment very relieving to work in. There are many interesting people to meet and always something new around every corner. 

Though tread carefully when working at Nu Skin. Keep in mind that you are always being judged for who you are while here. It is not something that will just pop up right in your face to be displayed. No this is a more sinister type of judgement that is meant to put you in your place at the most off chance moment. See regardless of the quaint atmosphere of intelligence around you, most people do not see what is happening right before their eyes. And even more often, people just don't care anyway. 

The management in each department is different, and I cannot put blame on the entire company. That is why Nu Skin is a great job. Though some departments struggle desperately, and have very poor management within them. The supervisors in these departments will walk all over you, treat you like a circus animal and then tear your life apart like its a game to them. If you think you have the opportunity to have a heart to heart confidential conversation about a serious problem with anyone, guess again! Don't even bother going to Human Resources about it, because it might as well not exist. There is nothing human about it, they will shove you right back out the door you came in.

So your only chance of survival is: Try to find comfort in all the benefits Nu Skin offers to counter the pain you will go through each day. Also try to earn favoritism, brown nosing and sucking up will probably earn you a higher seat in your department.

Don't get me wrong though, I respect the company's ideas and force for good. They do try to make an impact on the world and they do try to give a positive spin on their environment. They have good products and an aspiring future of business. Though when you turn the other cheek even once, lives are destroyed.

It was a great job to work at. I worked order fulfillment. It can get busy some days, and other days you may only work one hour because its so slow. The management is wonderful and understand you. It is a great college job, assuming it does not collide with your schedule. The manager where extremely flexible when I needed to leave for finals early. You can have great conversations with them and they really go above and beyond to make you feel good about the work you did. If the company makes ends meet you get a bonus. Making it possible to get 4-5 bonus in one year. The yearly bonus is the biggest. Although it depends on how long you have been working. You get a raise every year, though it is only .25. if you are working part time expect to make around $1,100 every month. there is plenty of opportunity for overtime if you want to make more. You are only working 25 hours a week so keep that in mind. advancement in the company is easy, it is possible to advance in a few months if they have a position open. You also get free food every now and then. They really go above on the holidays. If you dress up during Halloween you can get money. You get every holiday paid off, not including the PTO you already get. if college did not get in the way I would have stayed.

Working here has changed my life. I've worked in multiple roles here at Nuskin through my college years and it has been wonderful.

I had some serious Medical issues come up soon after starting and the company worked with my situation and helped me out more than they needed to, and more than what would be expected. It always amazes me how generous they are to the employees here, as well as our Members/Brand Affiliates.

Nuskin cares about their employees and will take care of you. 

There is also always opportunities to advance if you put in any effort to do so. Simply said, you won't get promoted if you don't do your job, but if you do you will. If you try to excel, you can, and you will benefit from your hard work. The bonuses and perks are generous and the atmosphere is fantastic, most supervisors are trusting and helpful. I Highly Recommend this company, Especially if you have any language background.

The company Nuskin is great, they are fun and its a really nice company to work for. Benefits are great. Security is a little unrealistic though. They expect you to work 12-16 hour days often (Non-negotiable) and they don't think anything of it. Your trainer is an x-cop and still thinks that the job is basically that of a police officer, so their expectations are a little unreal. Schedules can change overnight and you are expected to comply. Basically in a nutshell, It pays great, great environment, Management in this section just sucks. Bunch of old grumpy guys that don't realize most people working as a part time security guard have a life outside work. And they expect you to dedicate your time as if you were full time and receiving benefits. Also as the part time security, you are required to cover all of the shifts that the full-time employee's miss/ don't want. You are basically the low guy on the totem pole and they don't let you forget it.

I’ve worked here for several years and although the work itself isn’t difficult, the environment is not great. Management doesn’t communicate well, and they don’t recognize you for going above and beyond but they don’t hesitate to jump on you if you make a mistake. There is a lot of favoritism and they don’t treat everyone the same. They aren’t very understanding when personal things come up and they treat you like your $14 an hour job should be the most important thing in your life. There is a lot of gossip and drama, and instead of fixing the problems they either pretend it’s not happening or they just fire people to avoid dealing with it. They can be condescending, and they don’t offer constructive feedback or suggestions. This job has been very unhealthy for me and I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone.

What is the best part of working at the company?
christmas bonus is great. big party costco gift card and two weeks pay.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
having to adhere to a strict schedule that you have zero control over. You feel like a cog in a machine.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Mormons everywhere. Too conservative. The top executives and ceo's are disgustingly over paid while my job required a college degree in science and I was paid 15 dollars an hour.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Sit at a desk staring at two computer monitors wearing a headset and answering ingredient questions for customers and sellers.

What is the best part of working at the company?
NuSkin is a family. I’ve never been a part of a company that takes such great care of its people. Innovative products with a science based company had me at hello. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Convincing people that this business is 100% free and that it is the absolute best direct sales company in the world.  A truth so good is hard to believe. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Absolutely fabulous and rewarding. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Lots of free trainings, helpful coaches and brand affiliate interaction. Men and women helping eachother to work towards greatness.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Good people trying to do good.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Poor executive management allowed a few bad actors to undermine others.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The company cannot innovate because they are held hostage by a few sales leaders. People are not allowed to ask or even talk about certain ideas that might break the status quo, even if it would obviously benefit the company.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Meetings with various teams would fill most of the days. There is very little time to do actual work.

I liked working here for the time I did, and wished I could have stayed. I was a student and had a conflicting class with my shift that I needed to graduate. My manager approved for me to take that day off but somehow HR misunderstood and still thought I was quitting and terminated me. The training was hard, you have to remember specifics for all different Latin America markets, but it is really fun and my group bonded. They also pair you with a mentor and give you lots of practice. The people who work here are the nicest. Your manager also meets with you one on one to see how you can approve and are so great.

This is an easy job but its a physically demanding job that requires you to stand the entire time you work. In my opinion they don't pay enough for the amount of work you do, and for how hard they push. Their attendance policies are ridiculous, and they change all the time. Management is fine, but they could use some improvements.The best part for me was the people i worked with, very fun and we always had a good time. The hardest thing to deal with (not just for me but for a lot of people) is the fact that they play favorites but pretend they don't. Also the double standards. The company as a whole is great, they care about the employees.

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