Storefront reviews

Employees do not have a voice and there is a high employee turnover every month! Be prepared to work 12 hours per day and hear from management that this is not enough. There is no work/life balance. Salary is below market and even tho they claim that employees have 3 weeks of paid vacation, they guilt you when you try to take days off. Employees end up having to get work done when on vacation. Employees have to bring and use their personal computers at work. No training provided. Unhealthy and toxic work environment. Avoid joining this company at all costs! If you don't believe this review then join the company and go through this nightmare yourself!

Nearly 100% turnover within months. Within months after I left, at least 90% of the people I worked with were no longer there. Wonder why? See below. Sexual harassment (Please ask about the MANY complaints that they chose to ignore until AFTER the victims had left the company. If they told you they took it seriously and reacted accordingly, it's a complete lie. They could not be bothered) Sexual discrimination / Sexist boy's club attitude **Their response to the above HR issues? Figure out a way to show up to work with a smile on your face or quit (because you don't "vibe" with their [misogynistic] culture) ZERO transparency Complete disregard for employees (in a personal and professional sense, especially if you're female). They do not value their employees at all which shows in their insanely high turnover rate Blatant lies and empty promises from management about career development Leadership that cannot figure out how to make money for the life of them Management makes decisions based on emotions and personal feelings TERRIBLE pay Many people had the general sentiment that they were tricked into working at Storefront. I agree. They'll lure you in with lies. I advise you to not believe anything they try to sell you on I would not recommend this company to even my worst enemies. The way they treat people is just inhumane. It's been sinking ship for a very long time and there's only so much time until they burn through their series A funding (if they're even still afloat as I write this)