Tibi reviews

The HR was Amy (the owner)'s sister. You would think you are speaking with HR in confidence, but she would either just forward communication to Amy, or openly discuss without asking first for your go ahead... it felt very much a violation and conflict of interest. The entire office felt very young with big age gaps. Most corporate employees were in their early 20's and it was extremely cliquey. High turnover rate as well, almost 10 employees left for other roles while I was there. The 'we operate like a family' phrase really means it is dysfunctional, and upper management will yell at you, scold you in public, and then apologize to you later. It all felt very toxic and manipulative. Very emotional workplace. Lack of communication resulted in a tense environment and departments would place blame on each other for things falling through the cracks. Amy oversees everything in every department and it hinders creativity and growth and innovation.

-This is much more of a job than an internship. -Be prepared to be hard at work when you're there, under pressure and deadlines. -They claim there's a clothing allowance instead of pay, but it's a lie and there isn't - I never received the clothes I requested from my allowances so it's fee labor