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Updated Mar 23, 2023

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3.4
54% Recommend to a Friend
Pacific Sunwear President, CEO, and Director Gary H. Schoenfeld
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3.4
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59%
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Pacific Sunwear President, CEO, and Director Gary H. Schoenfeld
Gary H. Schoenfeld
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  1. 4.0
    Current Employee

    Here you learn what ownership and driving for results means...

    Oct 29, 2011 - Store Manager in Woodburn, OR
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    CEO Approval
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    Pros

    Benis are above and beyond, affordable. Product is truly a California culture style. Training is hands on and rewarding, leads to promotions and transfers. Quality of life is balanced and higher management is understanding and ready to work with you.

    Cons

    As all retail jobs, workload can be large and pay roll can be small.

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  2. 4.0
    Current Employee

    Fun and High-Strong

    Mar 7, 2016 - Sales Associate 
    Recommend
    CEO Approval
    Business Outlook

    Pros

    I enjoy the goal-oriented atmosphere that comes with working at Pacsun. You will find that management is always helpful and willing to answer any question during your shift. A lot of laughter came with my job here.

    Cons

    Up-selling is not fun but it is required. There are certain things in the job, such as pressuring customers or bringing out more shoes to a customer, that can make you feel like you are shoving things down the customer's throat. On call shifts are the absolute worst, especially if they are 8-hour on-calls.

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  4. 5.0
    Current Employee, more than 1 year

    Exciting, customer oriented and high-maintanance.

    Feb 1, 2014 - Senior Sales Manager in Santa Rosa, CA
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    Pros

    Naturally there isn't really a dress code. But my absolute favorite part is how much we get to focus on the customer experience. Some customers honestly appreciate your opinions, take suggestions and leave feeling satisfied with their purchase and more comfortable with returning. Especially in the summer. Management typically tried to coach any relevant talent that wants to move up and take business management seriously. Opportunities are there and can be taken as long as you express it. Also, the pay is great!

    Cons

    I work in a tier 2 (1.2-1.5 million/year) store and ops are very heavy. More so for upper management. As with any corporate retail store, the DM/RM/HQ have massive expectations and make no exceptions to traffic, time it takes to recover or any operational errors. They are however kind of lack with going over on payroll and giving hours as long as you have a strong and motivated selling team.

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  5. 2.0
    Current Employee

    If you exceed expectio and go above and beyond you're rewarded with extra projects.... not compensation or promotions...

    Mar 18, 2011 - Store Manager 
    Recommend
    CEO Approval
    Business Outlook

    Pros

    They tend to hire fun people.

    Cons

    Very little payroll. Work by yourself. Too many expected tasks and no task hours. Expected to sell but not paid commission. A good amount of upper management came from Abercrombie and Fitch so a lot of promotions are based on looks.

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  6. 2.0
    Former Employee

    You will get screwed in the end.

    Aug 9, 2011 - Assistant Manager 
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    Business Outlook

    Pros

    Decent employee discount. You get a good SM and everything is fine No set "uniform"

    Cons

    Horrible out sourcing for SM and DMs, and now is being taken over by former Abercrombie/Hollister employees For management the DM are really hard on you and you get no sort of compensation for it.

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  7. 3.0