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Good job; however, supply issues during covid were painful. It became quite hard to add value sell to customer who were price point oriented. Nice to work with a goid team, easygoing and no taking work home

Sales Consultant in Balgowlah NSW

on 10 May 2022

Everyone for themselves

The business model of franchises within the store is flawed, as it does nothing to promote a unified front, with no department willing to help another. The kind of people who enjoy that atmosphere are overly competitive & not team players

Computer Sales in Sydney NSW

on 9 May 2022

immoral

Depending on your franchisee, it can be a very toxic environment. The problem with this is that almost every franchisee is bad. They have a lot of skeletons in their closet and will push you to rip off customers.

Administration in Inner West NSW

on 28 April 2022

Rigid, toxic, lack growth and development opportunities

Overall rigid and inflexible mindset/culture. Constant micromanaging and monitoring over the smallest things. Some management are nice/approachable but some pretend you don't exist, until they need something from you. And when they do, they talk down to you, pull rank and make you feel like you aren't enough.

Cashier in Victoria

on 19 April 2022

Productive workplace a bit stressful

OKay management but stressful at times, they taught me how to use the cashier. not bad employee discountsi liked the team of people i met at work and everuone worked collabirtib

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