892 Visual Merchandise Designer Jobs

“Perks abound! Stimulation lacking.”

Pros:  “free flowing coffee around every corner nap rooms a gym with free personal training, nutrition counseling, and classes a massage center language classes sushi bar and…”

Cons:  “compartmentalized tasks lack of trust in employee driven initiatives focus on cost reduction over whole person development” – Full Review

“great job, great opportunities, ok pay”

Pros:  “opportunity to grow with company company likes promoting within the company discount”

Cons:  “pay is less than most other retail company” – Full Review

“You make what you brought to the table”

Pros:  “Autonomous work environment, great product, met some great clients Catalogue was inspirational Commission based on sales unfortunately no bonus structure”

Cons:  “Lots of head turning from issues, Upper management very unprofessional-almost like being in high school again gossiping talking about other employees etc” – Full Review

“Warren Hospital”

Pros:  “good secure job for years”

Cons:  “Got a new CEO whose job was to downsize and he targeted those without degrees ..didn't consider 20 & years of experience on job and good reviews” – Full Review

“Good”

Pros:  “Salary, Summer Fridays, Bonus, Quality of Life”

Cons:  “Hard to get promoted from certain positions...” – Full Review

“GREAT COMPANY! LOTS OF OPPORTUNITY”

Pros:  “Opportunity to learn. If you show interest and intiative you will be rewarded with interesting assigments, recognition and opportunities to learn and grow. It is a small…”

Cons:  “Employees are all over the country so making connections can be hard, so you have to be willing and able to be a good communicator.” – Full Review

“One of the best places to work in the greater Cleveland Ohio area.”

Pros:  “There are many opportunities offered to learn new processes at Avery Dennison. Every employee is encourage to take Six Sigma courses and at least get a Green Belt…”

Cons:  “The main downside to working at Avery Dennison is the career path or the lack there of a career path. Avery Dennison would be perfectly content if good employees…” – Full Review