Mexx Canada Employer Reviews

Cleaned
cashier
customer service.
very little hours
got to meet a lot of awesome people.

Every shift would be the same thing over and over. I learnt how to be in management, poor management, some of the co-workers were nice, the stress level of the work environment wasn't inviting and didn't enjoy the job that much

As a part-time in store employee, one is given much flexibility in terms of work schedule. With a predetermined sales target to reach for each employee, there is definitely a sense of pressure and competition in the work environment.

As a Fashion Consultant, you are required to uphold excellent customer service while maintaining a high level of store appearance. You are expected to be knowledgeable in all aspects of the store, including men's, women's, and children's fashion styles and sizing, and working cash.
Management has a strong emphasis on customer service and satisfaction – more... which has lead to build excellent rapport with repeat customers.
It is a great workplace, employees are all great and easy to get along with, which makes going to work fun. – less

Customer calls unhappy due to late delivery or damaged merchandise at the begining of my job i found it hard but after couple of weeks i learned that customer has to let out how they feel regarding late delivery or damages merchandise always take customers side and make sure customer is confident that you can do something to help them out with the situation – more... to make customer happy and to keep customer as customer – less

I only worked for Mexx for a short time. I really find that they have competitive pay and excellent incentive programs set in place to motivate their employees. Unfortunetly, at the time of employment I was looking to gear my career toward visual. They have a strong visual department in place, but I didnt see any possible room for growth.

Good place to start off and decent wages.
Great people but no room to grow.

Management easy to talk to.
Schedule variable depending on requests