NEXT Employee Reviews about "benefit"

Pros

Great benefits for working at next such as staff shop and discount on fullpriced items

Cons

Micro managed and not that flexible at times

Pros

Good place to work. Very flexible and good benefits

Cons

Can be micromanaged no leaders

Pros

Buddy scheme Induction process Benefits package Onsite Staff shop Flexible working Great canteen The people are all so nice and so helpful Other companies coming in and offering health benefits Charity events Team building away days Rewards sessions Career objectives

Cons

Car Park can be a nightmare getting out

Pros

Better clientele than shops with lower price brackets (generally more accepting and cause less trouble) benefit schemes put in place are good

Cons

sometimes they fail to understand you have a life outside of next and other commitments such as education or childcare issues (for those part time) are not taken into consideration. Rota's are sometimes not in place within the 3 weeks you should be able to view them and shifts can easily get changed without yourself being asked.

Pros

Good benefits and great to work for

Cons

Managers are not the best

Pros

Team work and uniform discount

Cons

too many expectations and not enough benefits

Pros

Right from the assessment day I was made to feel welcomed and valued in the business. My manager regularly tracks my achievements and offers any support he can. The ethos around the business is excellent and there are some great company benefits

Cons

Holiday and financial benefits are below average

Pros

- Online portal to see your shifts and get overtime - Pay slightly more than the minimum wage for under 21s - Most staff are friendly - Good uniform allowance if you like Next clothes (the sizes didn't fit me very well though so I didn't really benefit)

Cons

- Some managers are rude to the sales consultants and staff who have worked there a long time bully new employees over uniform or nit pick at your performance constantly - If you get a low rating on your review you can't get overtime - It gets really quiet at around 5:30pm and if there are no bigs jobs to do it can be really boring with nothing to do - Training was very poor and given to me very late, I never got training on furniture orders even though I worked on home for nearly 7 months - When I first started I was given overtime without being asked or told, I regularly had 30 hour weeks on a 16 hour contract and couldn't give up unwanted shifts - Sales start ridiculously early - unnecessary and tiring - Quite a few products come in faulty and poor quality but are never sent back they're just put out until a customer buys it and returns it or complains

Pros

Great starter job The fast paced environment helps give you a great work ethic

Cons

No benefits at all not even for reaching targets The world is expected from you without getting anything in return - ie bonuses No room for career progression

Pros

Well payed and good benefits

Cons

Employed some nasty people at times.