Zara reviews

-I have no life outside of work. I'm at work 45 hours a week, and usually scheduled in the center of the day. (Also take in consideration the time and energy put into getting ready for/transporting to and from work.) Therefore, I don't exactly have time to run errands in the morning or go out at night. -I work 40 hours a week and am still considered "part-time" because I haven't been "promoted yet". Stupid. This is so they don't have to give me benefits. I was sick with a highly contagious virus and was even hospitalized but didn't qualify for sick pay because of this. But of course I need the hours to pay my bills. So, I'm stuck since complaining about this will result in my hours being cut (which I can't afford). -Rude and entitled customers. I've had lots of jobs, but wow. I've seen a lot of very sad, poorly raised, ill mannered, overly privileged, and undeserving people in this establishment. Note: I do however, still recommend this job to someone in desperate need of a job. They hire almost anyone, on the spot pretty much. You WILL get hours, and you WILL be able to pay your bills. However, unless the job really does fit your mold don't plan on being there long-term.

-high employee and manager turnover -company does not pay out sick hours -full shifts are 9 hours -not good at giving breaks to employees -operating hours are long (opening shift is 7am-4pm, closing can sometimes go to midnight) -high level of theft, internal and external -lack of job variety (ie: if you get hired as a cashier, you will only ring up customers all day. If you get hired as a floor member, you will never be taught to use the registers and will only clean up the store.) -bad return policy = very angry customers on a daily basis -the store gets messier than most other stores do -higher level of responsibility for people looking for just a way to earn money on the side.