5,249 Retail Sales Associate Jobs in New York, NY

“This could be a monster company!”

Pros:  “Working with a regionally strong, above average producing, privately held Electronics and Appliance Supplier gives you a huge advantage of resources to obtain a high level of…”

Cons:  “The challenge this firm has is to obtain a better positive internal attitude that rewards strong workers & salesmenship not only financially but with quantifiable…” – Full Review

“Great place to work for if you love "gadgets"”

Pros:  “Co-workers are really nice, in fact we are like brothers and sisters, managers are very nice, get to play with all the leatest gadgets, great benefits if you can get full time”

Cons:  “almost impossible to become full time, very lowe turn over ratio, so not much room to advance, have to clean the entire store every night, most of…” – Full Review

“An organization with a noble mission.”

Pros:  “Organizations mission, goals, and diversity.”

Cons:  “Surrounding location. Finding a place to live nearby is not easy” – Full Review

“Great place to perform and grow, depending on location”

Pros:  “T-Mobile provides excellent entry-level sales opportunities in their retail stores nationwide. The company generally acknowledges and praises front-line employee achievements…”

Cons:  “T-Mobile focuses on profits and customer acquisition to the point of heavily sacrificing customer service. Salespeople are, as an expectation, generally very…” – Full Review

“Will always love my Sony!”

Pros:  “Extremely fun and innovative brand - always new products to talk about and being involved in so many industries means there's always new ideas and events happening as well.”

Cons:  “Very little opportunity for growing professionally / career - wise within the company. Would have loved to stay longer, but needed to grow my career outside of…” – Full Review

“A reasonably fun job, if you're not doing it for the money”

Pros:  “--Understanding managers. Each store is small, and the managers have usually worked in sales positions, so they're good about helping you learn the rops and juggle your…”

Cons:  “--Weak pay. I made less than $9/hr. That's a tough wage to get by on in Chicago, though perhaps typical for retail. -- The benefits that are out of reach. I was…” – Full Review