RH Work Experience - Associate Designer RH Employee Review

3.0
Feb 17, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

-The majority of the associates are great to work with. -Beautiful work space. -Exposed to variety of design projects. -Great place to get design experience (However, all design work is proprietary to RH so it's challenging to build your design portfolio-FYI). -They promote from within. -Good benefits.

Cons

-Persistent sales goals, no commission. -2-3 weeks in advance work schedules for Design Consultants, Associate Designers & Support Associates. -Minimal work/ life balance -Work almost every weekend. -Admin [(one hour a day(not guaranteed)] / Design Development [(Depending on design project scope)] you're mostly on the sales floor selling. It can feel “retail” and not very “design firm”. -No paid maternity leave. Advice: Negotiate for your compensation and aim higher than your comfortable rate during the hiring process. They rarely give substantial raises. During your yearly performance evaluation, they will increase your rate by 25 or 40 cents an hour (merit/ cost-of-living increase) *for hourly associates*.

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5.0
Mar 19, 2026
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Pros

You can work 100% remotely, which offers excellent flexibility and supports a healthy work-life balance. The company also has a strong culture of inclusion, where people feel welcomed, respected, and valued for their unique perspectives and contributions.

Cons

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2.0
Jun 25, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Trauma bonding with your team.

Cons

Leadership has no pulse on reality. They put business need and dictator-like decision making in front of work/life balance and what’s right. Instead of using the plethora of experience on their teams to help create and execute fair and equitable solutions to grow the culture and business, alike; they force positional changes, demand that serving staff supplement the income of other support positions and refuse to uphold any of the values and foundations the culture is allegedly built around.

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