Tiffany & Co. Employer Reviews

Work is busy...but pay is good. I would work there again but at different hours.

Tiffanys has been a complete pleasure to work for and I am glad to be a part of this culture.
Management is intelligent hard working and they have surrounded themselves with employees who know the merchandise.

The passion to provide the customer with the most excellent customer service is quite admirable. The teamwork and support that provides the chance for everyone to succeed. Friendly staff that enables you to form a family bond. The hardest part of the job is durning the holiday season when the call volume is at its highest however staff is always available – more... for support. – less

Departments are cross training and not given enough training to do the specific tasks they ask of you. If you do not pick up the training quick enough you are let go with out any warning. The company used to care for their employees, now you are just a number. They have no loyalty to the employees. It was a good place to work for years ago, but now – more... its terrible. It is only a paycheck now as long as you can do what they ask of you. I have seen a lot of co workers leave while i have been there. A lot of good people left because they hated the work. I wish anyone well who works for tiffany. My saying " The Blue Box, But No Heart." – less

The most enjoyable part of the job was the discount. The most challenging part of it was working with managers who were inexperienced and unprofessional.

Was a simple job
Busy but very smooth work
Manager was very nice
Co-workers very nice and helped me when needed
The hours were nice

Being in the retail market place and working in IT I will say it makes your days pass by.

The Sales Manager is responsible for ensuring that the store achieves or exceeds sales plan and profitability targets. This manager will effectively lead, develop and support staff to meet and/or exceed individual sales plans with a strong focus on the execution of activities focused on client development and providing a high level of customer service.

This company is a perfect example of how any company should treat their employees. Not only were the compensation and benefits excellent, the hours were fantastic, and the management was supportive and encouraging. I am hard pressed to say anything negative about this company. Probably the only downside is that (at least in the security department) – more... there isn't a lot of room for advancement, especially after the recession hit. But there are stores all over that one can transfer to, so if you can relocate the advancement opportunities grow exponentially.

Fantastic company. If you get offered a job with them, TAKE IT! – less

This is an excellent company to work for. Unfortunately, the work life balance is non-existant. I was unable to see my children and I was completely exhausted on my days off. After 5 years, I decided to leave to have more quality time with my family. But besides poor management at times, it is a wonderful company and I would reccommend it.

Friendly co-workers, did multiple tasks; shipping and recieving, worked with customers, worked on the computer, etc. Geting to know clients- when I got to help people translate, it was a good environment to be around. hardest part was it was I had to work over time for long hours inorder to finish the tasks I was assigned.

Great place to learn every aspect the each position that makes the company run smoothly.

I learned a lot about sterling silver, diamonds, and other luxury goods.
I enjoyed meeting customers from all over the world.

There are many things to be thankful for as a Tiffany & Co. employee. It is a wonderful place to work!

interacting with customers was great for me. Management was horrible.

nice environment to work, many goals and good management.
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This job has no stability however, They will use you and let you go jut as easily as you were hired. It takes years to become full time. They have minimized hours to about 4-5 per day. This is not a job you can further advance.

Its all about Sales Sales Sales of course. You learn the back ends of the jewelry industry, how to clesn the jewelry, how to fix an item, etc. Some co- workers are incredible but very catty. Everyone seems to talk behind everyone. The hardest thing is that you can nnot be sitting down. The only time you are able to sit down is on your 10 minute break – more... or your lunch break. The thing I love is how much of a discount you can get on the jewelry. – less

Tiffany & Co tries to give the illusion that it is a great place to work yet the management only cares about numbers and will not help you advance within the company. They have incredible benefits but the stress that your co-workers and management give you are not worth any of it.

Tiffany & Company is a wonderful place to work, and probably will be one of, if not the best and most lucrative retail jobs you can ever have! Your success depends solely upon you (for the most part) and it is now definitely moving away from a customer service based environment to a selling environment. As long as you have awesome coworkers and a good – more... management team in place it will be the best place you have ever worked at. The sky is truly the limit and you can have access to any career path within the company as long as you are in good standing and have a great management team supporting you. I can finally say I have a job that I love and therefore it doesn't feel like work. – less