adidas Reviews

Pros

Great work atmosphere while there

Cons

Not to many downsides just not alot hours

Pros

Young, discounts, originals, design, selection

Cons

Pressure to sell. Control over your every movement and how you interact with customers. Obsession with sales with hourly updates. If you happen to not be in your “zone”, expect heavy micromanaging. Expect heavy micromanaging in general here.

Pros

Great exposure to global brand practices and how to make decisions considering global audiences

Cons

There are very little growth opportunities, bonus decisions are entirely based on company (not personal or team) performance, which means they don't happen. Salary is low, and cost of living increases are not significant enough to actually support the true rise in cost of living. Senior leadership team is all talk, and no action. The brand is very dependent on their long-established brand name.

Pros

Everyone is very nice and is there to shape you into the better version of yourself. Hours are based on performance and quality of work. Heavy traffic so it’s never boring.

Cons

You do not know who you work with unless you ask around.

Pros

The working culture is dynamic, engaging, and fun.

Cons

The too-long-stay People are old-fashioned and like to judge others, especially newcomers. Newcomers sometimes have to guess what they mean and flatter them. There are “white lies” and some other issues like indirect feedback, often saying something then changing it at the last minute,... I come from a culture where if you were told to do something, you did it with purpose and in the most effective way. But, working here, that has been a big challenge and transition because I am called to be flexible in every aspect.

Pros

- Employee discount -education and training provided

Cons

-overworked - Management was not motivating enough. The whole floor team changed several times in the 5 months I worked there

Pros

Pay is fair enough for the work done

Cons

Micromanaging, they give you as little shifts as possible and the shifts aren't even 8 hours long

Pros

Easy store associate job with room for growth if you are serious about your part-time associate growth.

Cons

Low pay even though it is a multi billion dollar company with partnerships with luxury brands...those brands usually pay starting at $20. adidas starts at $16

Pros

Good company and is flexible while in school

Cons

pay rate is terrible with no raises

Pros

Good coworkers, location and overall company. Easy work but not much training but you get the hang of it after a few weeks.

Cons

Not many hours unless its the wekeend. Small store at the time due to expansion construction, things got cramped on the weekends.