11,587 Retail Store Co-Manager Jobs

“Working at Life could be a Life's work”

Pros:  “When you do something right, Home Office is just small enough that they find out about it at the swtore level, and they are more than willing to call you personally to say…”

Cons:  “It is not an easy job. At times, when doing outside sales, it is very labor intensive. Budgets are tight so at times it makes yo wonder what Home Office is…” – Full Review

“Start-up Feel with Big Company Resources”

Pros:  “- Open door policy with everyone including top level execs. - Engineering & Marketing driven development. - Opportunities for professional and personal growth. - Fast…”

Cons:  “- In the past top level management has made poor decisions which have hurt the bottom line. - Politics between teams.” – Full Review

“It's an ok place to work”

Pros:  “Good pay Flexible hours Friendly co workers Closes early (8) closed Sundays Fairly laid back Your job is pretty secure”

Cons:  “Managment has some strange ideas and projects Hard to get hours during slow season Alot off pointless complaining from employees” – Full Review

“Great Cpmpany to work for...”

Pros:  “Good Promotion Potential Good Feedback from Sr Management”

Cons:  “Lower than average salary for similiar positions” – Full Review

“To many hours, Not enough help”

Pros:  “I have a great DM who is very hood understanding of lifes issues. There have been times I needed off due to family illness and he has always worked with me. I pretty much…”

Cons:  “I guess it is the same problems you have in all retail situations. Not enough payroll and since I am salary I have to pic up the slack. So that opens the door for…” – Full Review

“Review from a Corporate person, Store Managers (or want to be) need to read.”

Pros:  “Company is great at training and showing how the organization of a small company should work. The best Benefits that you will ever receive at a low price. The Corporate Level…”

Cons:  “If you are in the Corporate Level, your chance of growth is zero. There are only 15 to 20 people that make up the Solstice Corporate Level because they have a…” – Full Review