Scholastic Reviews

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none at this time, just started

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It is a huge company, so it might feel overwhelming at times. Or you might feel a bit lost in the system

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Upper management has no idea how to run a wearhouse worry about money. Over employee

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Depending on where you work, it can be incredibly strenuous or mind numbingly boring. Management could stop having workers come in so early when their overtime is spent standing around.

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The amount of stress that management and corporate put on us is not comparable to the pay we get. The company is out of touch with current trends and blames the consultants for not doing enough when we’re not given tools to succeed.

They have us borderline harrass schools and parents for more fairs and when they say no we’re expected to contact them a week later to see if they changed their mind. We feel like used car salesmen. Our pay is completely dependent upon a school’s fair success. If school is out due to snow, illness or weather then your pay is affected and you’re expected to make it up.

It’s a joke

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Let me start off by saying that when you get interview, that’s when you find out you’ll be a temp and even though the promise in a year you’ll be full-time, it’s bs. They have temps without paid vacation, sick days, and benefits for years.
The offices are cold and no one speaks to you. I use to walk past a group of grown mean girls (literally twice my age) everyday and not once did they ever say a word to me.
It’s a miserable work environment and I can’t think of a reason anyone would stay long-term.

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It's a 100 year old company with an old school mentality, not a lot of innnovation

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EVERYTHING. It’s like the mean girls movie how Management plays favorites, no real help even if you specifically ask for help, managers will openly mock you. This is not a place where you can get support

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There is very limited room for Advancement

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Still using some outdated tech
Health insurance expensive