Kate Spade New York Reviews

Pros

Supportive Genuine Culture, There's a lot of ways to build relationships even with work from home employees. Lots of clubs, resources, and activities to grow professionally and personally. Overall the management and HR cares about employees as much as they can without affecting profits.

Cons

With Covid- KSNY had to lay off a lot of ppl and it added those responsibilities to the ppl who remain on board.

Pros

The company really cares about it's employees. Everyone is friendly and kind, it is a warm and welcoming work environment. Feels like home.

Cons

Tapestry gives hour and wage caps. This means, unless you are a supervisor or manager, you are not going to make a living wage. It's great if you are young and looking to start your savings, just need a second job, or are someone in a situation where you don't need a lot of money. But if you are looking to pay your bills, this is unfortunately not going to be the job for you.

Pros

I didn’t see any pros when I went in for my interview

Cons

Went in for the interview with high expectations until I met the management staff who knew absolutely nothing about the business the interview questions were so basic it was so disappointing I will be looking elsewhere for employment. Store manager was not welcoming or friendly

Pros

I worked at the Kate Spade North Outlet location in Las Vegas while I was in college, and out of the several retail jobs I've worked, this was hands-down my favorite. The work environment was incredibly fun and positive, the managers were fantastic, friendly, and were great with scheduling, and the overall vibe was just very chill. I became friends with most of my coworkers immediately, and I still go out with them even almost a year after leaving. The work itself is very easy. Just be friendly and professional with your customers, learn as much as you can about the products, and practice your salesmanship and you will do great.

Cons

The pay was lower than in other retail stores in Las Vegas. When I first got hired, I really had to negotiate with management to raise my hourly rate since I was being paid more at my previous jobs. However, if you're fluent in Mandarin, Cantonese, or Tagalog they will offer you a much higher pay rate than someone who only speaks English. Also, when I was there, they implemented a new policy that part-time associates can only work 19 hours per week. I don't know if they've changed this policy since then, but either way, don't expect to make a living from only working at Kate Spade. It's a great part-time job if you're a college student.