sales manager

assistant store manager

DKNY

DKNY is not a professional place to work. Management is unprofessional and disorganized. 
They don't give you the proper training when you are hired. 
Zero product information. Get ready to find out by yourself what's the name of whichever style of jeans because they won't explain. 
The store is always messy and they won't really fix it unless a district manager is coming to visit the store. They won't let you fix it either because your role is to be there to sell and just sell. At the end of the day before closing, that's when they send someone to fold. 

As any other store, they force you to buy their clothes. You gotta wear the brand. You get 75% off (just for 8 pieces) FROM THE REGULAR PRICE, and 30% off for whatever else you'd like to purchase. Not convenient at all. In other stores you get discounts over discounted prices. 

Scheduling: Opens schedules from 9.30 am toll whatever time. Closing is at 9 pm but you stay until 10 or whatever time the manager on duty takes to finish.  

Be aware that YOU need to remind them that you need a break. While 15 minutes is what any other company gives you for shifts of 4 hours or less, DKNY won't. They are gonna make you work WITHOUT any short break unless you work more than 6 hours. Then you get 30 m. 

The Store Manager is hard working and sales focused. Really flexible at scheduling. Still he seems to be a little impatient and unable to see that the other two managers are Just not doing their job as it should be done. They have zero idea of how to train people or being a leader. The visual manager is terrible. Just go to the store and see by yourself. Things are not placed where they should be and she doesn't want to be told or helped by anyone. If you move something, be ready to get in trouble. 
No space for professional growth.
Really slow pace environment.

traffic in this store was so slow that the days seemed to drag on. the owners of the franchise would do most of the tasks like shipping and receiving, tagging etc. leaving nothing for the employees to do but what ended up being standing around waiting for a customer to come in. the owners did not trust the employees and checked in on us almost daily. I felt very uncomfortable working there.
however they did pay me very well compared to other retailers in the mall. 
always off late also. shifts were 10-7 or 12:30-9:30.

Working at DKNY was an amazing experience. Being able to build personal relationship with influential leaders such the GM and RM, was a priceless opportunity. in addition, DKNY as a company demonstrated an incredible amount care to not only ensuring the happiness of their employees, but also accommodating and supporting them when needed. DKNY is a company that leads by example when it comes to what a retail company should be doing.

DKNY, 
Was an amazing start for me to become a key holder, I had such great support as well as the team was very proactive towards building a wonder environment for customers and employees to feel welcomed.
Being a key holder holds a lot of responsibility, but having the discipline to be able to have things done on time, having a great memory as well as being a great role model for employees was something that was natural for me, only because of the training that I had been given.

DKNY is great and very known brand. We had an A-list as costumers but very low traffic. Since is an expensive store we would had to work harder to create a regular list of costumers, and give a very personalize service. The people I work with were great,however the management was a bit out of day and did not had great communication with the head office. 
I got to know great people and learn the importance of creating a sort of friendship with costumers.

I worked part time at DKNY and it was extremely stressful as a part time job, considering i was in school while working but the management doesn’t take that into consideration and expects you to work 20+ hours a week and make all your targets. I was pressured to make my goal on my second shift, while i was still training and learning more about the job and products, which was very unfair.

It was great working at DKNY. I would go onto the floor energized, prepped, and ready to be part of the team. The environment is very teamwork oriented, and hard workers are noticed and rewarded. If you are motivated to sell, or just there to earn a living, DKNY's senior staff is super approachable and will help you to improve at your job if you ask.

I started this job as a part time student sales associate and was quickly able to move into the position of assistant manager. I enjoyed and appreciated having been given the opportunity and acknowledgment to have progressed as quickly as I did. This job allowed me to work around my school hours while I was a student which was appreciated.

Greeted customers, checked out customers, added their emails on files, closed at the end of the day; this included counting end of the day cash what is left in the tills, recording UPT,DPT, traffic, leverage etc. Called other locations for size checks.

reat place for clothes, especially work out clothes. There's always a sale and a promotion of one sort or another. Staff is friendly and helpful. Amazing place to shop, great value, especially in the sales

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