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Oxford Industries

Coming from Public Accounting, Oxford's culture is like being on vacation. The office is in Midtown with lots of natural light and updated office furniture/decor. Upper management and HR are invested in employee growth but the organization is relatively flat, which means if you are they type that needs to be promoted every other year this is not the place for you. However, if you are the type that is excited by the ability to create your own position, then Oxford is a good fit. I have worked here two years and don't plan to leave anytime soon as I enjoy coming to work in the morning (most days).

a typical day at work was working with most every department to service major national accounts
what you learned - I learned business practices and politics, domestic and offshore apparel production and received training in a wide variety of subjects
management - strong management/ good leadership
workplace culture - 
the hardest part of the job - reading  between the lines expectations of some leaders who were too busy to outline their needs
the most enjoyable part of the job - the people and the opportunities to learn

I have worked for this company on several occasions but this was by far the best of them all. Good management, they worked with me and helped me when I need guidance. Co-workers were supportive. Daily monitoring shipments from overseas, update progress in computer, respond to emails and phone calls, audit documents for customs clearance. Learning the tariffs was the hardest part of the job because there are so many. I looked forward to going to work everyday. Would still be there if I had not gotten laid off.

If you are looking for a job where you sit at your desk, plug away, and sit in silence, this might be the job for you. You are expected to show up on time and stay late. You will constantly feel mangers staring you down and watching your every move, It is not uncommon for a manager to sleep at their desk, send emails at 2:30am, or ask you constantly what you are doing. Work life balance is completely absent and if you need to work from home, they will make you regret it.

A lot of favoritism & racism. Management not professional attitudes. They do not promote within or by seniority.   Do not be out for any reason at all .  Do your job right without training Never talk while you’re working .  Short breaks that rewire long walk to eating areas . No phones or phone calls .  A lot of temps been temps for years , while management or their buddies friends & family given permanent positions immediately . would not work there again.

Overall I enjoy working here, however some changes need to be made. Since this job is now remote the work/life balance seems to exist. When we were in the office I felt that the focus wasn't on the right things. Oh! you took an extra 15 for lunch. Yea and. Oh you go outside alot, yea because I smoke. Those were problems but staying to 9 and 10pm wasn't. I enjoy working with my team. The managers are ok. 1 of them is horrid

Oxford is a company transitioning to luxury brands away from private label business. They are incredibly sound financially and officers are expected to meet these expectations while growing business units. It is an extremely fair workplace and HR has a strong position in the day to day process. Benefits package is substantial and the 401 program performs above market.

receive orders and dispatch drivers to p/up and deliver goods to customers.
Learned how to manage company truck drivers.
Management was great.
Work place was sufficient for business.
Hardest part was the sometime long work days.
Enjoyable part was the satisfaction that something was accomplished at the end of day.

Oxford Industries was a great place to work. Management appreciated hard work and was very encouraging. The company offers great benefits, pay, and compensation for a job well done. I enjoyed my time there and probably would have retired from their if I had not relocated with my husband.

Assisted Sales Reps with placing orders for Golf Shops, Hotels and Resorts.  PGA and TPC were customers of Oxford Golf and I was responsible for placing their orders and ensuring that the correct location LOGO was requested.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Stylist 5 salaries reported	$20.10 per hour
Retail assistant manager 3 salaries reported	$19.67 per hour
Seasonal associate 2 salaries reported	$17.25 per hour
Retail sales associate 2 salaries reported	$17.25 per hour
Associate designer 2 salaries reported	$70,050 per year

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