“Good company for advancement but poor organization and structure overall”

Pros:  “The relationships you make with colleagues is memorable. Fashion becomes 2nd nature as your get the first look in new trends.”

Cons:  “No appreciation from company(Supervisors, DM, RM). Poor discount.” – Full Review

“Unoriginal copycats providing mediocre products”

Pros:  “Employee Discount on store brands, good benefits”

Cons:  “Training is terrible. Sales program is annoying and car salesman-like. Secret shopper program is ridiculously complicated and overblown.” – Full Review

“first one”

Pros:  “If your store is a high volume store you stay busy.”

Cons:  “The hours can be intense.” – Full Review

“Good for a short term job, but nothing I'd make a career out of”

Pros:  “Good job if you are positive and good at working with people. Some room for upward movement/promotions. Good commission, especially during busy months. Working directly with…”

Cons:  “Company changes their mind frequently on what areas they are going to focus on -- about every 3-6 months they roll out a different style. Commission structure…” – Full Review

“Great place to start a lucrative career and gain knowledge of the retail enviroment.”

Pros:  “After working for the company for only a very short time my manager began training me to become Assistant Manager, so I believe there is a fair amount of growth within the…”

Cons:  “It can be tough to deal with working many weekends and holidays, but it's something that you get used to over time.” – Full Review

“Could be a great place to work”

Pros:  “I cannot think of any at this time.”

Cons:  “The pay and benefits are not that great.” – Full Review

“My experience has been ok, I wish there were better opportunities for growth.”

Pros:  “Top competitor in it's market. I have watched them evolve for many years. The company doesn't place too much pressure on it's employees.”

Cons:  “Some of the cons I see while working at rainbow are: the need to update the computer systems more. Customers come in expecting things one way, and we are constantly…” – Full Review