Everything But The House reviews

Users say... "Works with some great people that are very knowledgeable." "Had great coworkers." "A great culture, a cool work flow, and a cool industry." "Chill work environment." "workers I have ever worked with, I learned a lot about art, antiques, rugs, and furnishings, and had a good time while it lasted." 

Users say... "To add to the low pay the hours are long and work STARTS at 7 in the mourning." "poor upper management and uncertain company focus." "My job title and responsibilities changed with no communication." "Little training." "Instead you will take on an overwhelming workload, working on sales in houses that should be condemned for health reasons alone (not to mention the amount of post processing/uploading you are responsible for) and photographing complete junk that should be donated rather than sold on the site, while these sales you kill yourself to complete on schedule only net $5000 or less before EBTH takes their cut, while you receive blank commission statements saying 'no commission due' from HR, and just hope you don't need to get in touch with them about a paycheck issue on a Friday, they seem dismissive and almost apathetic to anyone or their issues if they're part of a team outside of Ohio, and singlehandedly ruined my opinion of EBTH due to their attitude and lack of response, despite having a great project manager in my city."