“A good experience.”

Pros:  “Lots of opportunities to do lots of different job tasks - lots of variety.”

Cons:  “The length of your day is uncertain.” – Full Review

“Supportive Employer”

Pros:  “Awesome Opportunities to grow with this employer.”

Cons:  “Lots of hard work with great client companies” – Full Review

“It's good”

Pros:  “Retail gig, what can I say? It has it's ups and downs.”

Cons:  “Expectations high to impossible. Can be very rough.” – Full Review

“Truly unique retailer.”

Pros:  “Family atmosphere. Employees that are passionate about what they sell. Moderate opportunity to travel.”

Cons:  “Limited growth because management stays in position. Pay is a bit low for many.” – Full Review

“Company in Transition”

Pros:  “Good work life balance, lots of types of fields to work in. Whatever you like to do, Sears probably has a way to make you fit in.”

Cons:  “Company is in transition and is shutting down stores. Company is a HOLDING company, meaning its biggest value is in its real estate,” – Full Review

“first one”

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

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

“Overall, a nice place to work”

Pros:  “Summer Hours, 21 days paid vacation, great sample sales, nice group of employees, great office location, great benefits (401k, medical, dental, maternity leave).”

Cons:  “long hours, okay salary, sometimes disorganized” – Full Review

“Store Manager”

Pros:  “Excellent brand Fun place to work great co-workers”

Cons:  “Limited growth potential for career and salary” – Full Review

“Marketing Intern”

Pros:  “Great company to work for. Very fast paced, requiring a lot of multitasking. Open door policy. Comfortable environment”

Cons:  “Needs a better training process.” – Full Review