Sport Clips Coordinator Reviews

Pros

Awesome people, free haircuts, flexible

Cons

dealing with rude customers or people that do not like the technology

Pros

you're just happy that you only do contract work and don't work with them full time

Cons

marketing department looks like they eat a pickled lemon for breakfast every day: sour faces, rude attitude, condescending people. They treat vendors like dirt, have a really high opinion of themselves (wonder why thou??) - really can't be that talented if working for a company that is still stuck in the 1970s. Several of them look like Cruella Deville and act like her.

Advice to Management

CEO should take a hard look at marketing department. Rudeness not a good way to do business.

Pros

tips (depending on which salon), picking your hours, close knit environment

Cons

Its still a salon with a bunch of women

Advice to Management

Keep salon drama to a minimum.

Pros

Flexible hours, manager is open to being flexible with everyone's schedule. Not bad if you have a second job. Pretty easy job once you get the hang of the computer (short cuts systems), and find your own strategy on how to get things done.

Cons

Hours vary. Can work one week monday through friday, and another week work 2-3 days. Not sure if it's even possible to become full time. At times hours will be cut even more for some reason. Depending on the people you work with, it's a pretty laid back place.

Pros

Employees are treated fairly well, even in Corporate stores (franchise stores it will vary based on owner). Corporate is not overbearing and their demands are not unrealistic on Stylists. Stylists are actually paid a fairly decent wage here, and when combined with tips, can easily earn $15 per hour in even just a semi-busy store.

Cons

Corporate mandates that Stylists push up-sales onto customers. This can be off-putting for many customers.

Advice to Management

Marketing is lacking. Promotions are limited. Must extend more flexibility to franchises for store-to-store promotions. A salon without foot traffic is just a large money pit. Even if it means giving away half-priced haircuts, 10 or 20% of those customers will repeat 3 or 4 times, generating enough to make the coupons more than worth it. Don't be stingy with coupons.