Tiffany & Co.
Tiffany & Co. Employee Reviews
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Company is good to work for, the coworkers, not so much
Customer Sales Consultant (Former Employee) – Vancouver, BC – 22 January 2019
Management didnt care just didnt ever want to rock any boat but were nice enough. Other sales associates tho are complete sharks who dont care if it is your customer and will insert themselves in your sale and take over the sale without any prompting from you for 'help' for anything.
Great staff, poor management
Cashier/Customer Service (Former Employee) – 83 wilcox ave – 6 September 2018
Overall a great place to work, no benifits witch is a downfall, great with schedueling around hours. Management is terrible tho, i was given the keys and told they seen potential in me. Then a few weeks later was fired as "people are saying youre rude to customers, and after 2 months of you being here its just not gonna work out" everyone knows im the nicest person... i was not asked or talked to about any incident nor was i given a situation for the exscuse..
Pros
Tab, works great around scheduel
Cons
Terrible management, no benifits
The worst experience in my life
Operations Professonal (Former Employee) – West Edmonton Mall, AB – 6 January 2018
This was absolutely the worst work experience I had. Colleagues gossip about each other and then report to management, management will then give you problems. Definitely the worst managers I've ever had. All they know is giving you pressure and mentally torturing you. You can never finish your job during holiday season and then people will blame you for "not doing your job". Managers are really good at using people for the busiest time of year and then fire them as if they never existed. If you pursue a healthy and long-lasting career, please do yourself a favour and apply elsewhere.
Pros
Salary is alright
Cons
Mental stress is huge and working environment is terrible ...
productive and fun place to work!
Sales Professional (Current Employee) – Mississauga, ON – 8 February 2018
Amazing team & clients, it's always a pleasure to be in the blue box. there's a saying we have, nothing bad happens at Tiffany's and it's true. the best part of the people and of course getting to try beautiful and one-of-a-kind pieces.
Pros
opportunities for advancement
Cons
long hours
wonderful company to learn
Brand Ambassador (Current Employee) – Toronto, ON – 7 November 2017
This is a really good store to start up the luxury retail career. The working environment is awesome with carpet and luxurious decorations. It also has wonderful company culture, comprehensive employee training, good management, and reasonable rewarding system.
Pros
good reward
Cons
less job security
Upper management ruins this company
Operations Professional (Former Employee) – Toronto, ON – 25 November 2017
Overall the staff is great to work with, the fallback is upper management and entitled customers. Pay is decent, and benefits are offered. HR is not always the most helpful.
perfect experience working at Tiffany
SALES ASSOCIATE (Former Employee) – Vancouver, BC – 23 May 2018
Greated and engaged customers in a professional and friendly
manner while ensuring that they knew our pomotions. Helped the customers by answering their questions and reponded quickly. Enthusiatic and knowledgeable about products and trends.
Used strong upselling skills to promote other jewerys. closing and opening stlore alone.
manner while ensuring that they knew our pomotions. Helped the customers by answering their questions and reponded quickly. Enthusiatic and knowledgeable about products and trends.
Used strong upselling skills to promote other jewerys. closing and opening stlore alone.
Worst Career Experience
Consultant (Former Employee) – Toronto, ON – 6 February 2017
Without a doubt, I can say working for Tiffany & Co. was the worst experience in my career. The internal culture tarnishes the legacy of the brand.
The key issue of this company is the management, there is a clique culture with strong favoritism. The leadership does not coach or mentor. This is a sink or swim organization and they will watch you drown.
The key issue of this company is the management, there is a clique culture with strong favoritism. The leadership does not coach or mentor. This is a sink or swim organization and they will watch you drown.
Pros
Pay
Cons
Everything else
Operations Professional dealing mainly with Customer Service
Operations Professional (Current Employee) – Toronto, ON – 30 November 2013
From November 2011 to the present, I have been working for Tiffany & Company in the role of an Operations Professional. This position is mainly Customer Service oriented, however it is my responsibility to be cross-functional in all aspects of back-of-house operations and sales. This includes:
- working effectively with sales professionals and other team members to help drive the business
- sales support, process efficiencies and procedure compliance are essential
- contribute to store inventory accuracy and availability
- maintain all reporting needs and internal audit checklist compliance to ensure store is financially sound.
- independently follow-up on and resolve all customer issues
- strengthen customer brand loyalty by providing superior service for all after-sales servicing needs concerning either repair/cleaning take-in or phone orders
- partner with the sales team by fulfilling merchandise requests and point sales quickly and accurately
- respond graciously to all incoming telephone calls and emails with prompt and accurate information in order to help retain and satisfy customers
- multitask as needed to ensure that all daily, weekly and monthly responsibilities are completed in a timely manner
- remain current on all industry news and company updates and complete provided training courses to ensure compliance with company policy changes to better serve customers
- working effectively with sales professionals and other team members to help drive the business
- sales support, process efficiencies and procedure compliance are essential
- contribute to store inventory accuracy and availability
- maintain all reporting needs and internal audit checklist compliance to ensure store is financially sound.
- independently follow-up on and resolve all customer issues
- strengthen customer brand loyalty by providing superior service for all after-sales servicing needs concerning either repair/cleaning take-in or phone orders
- partner with the sales team by fulfilling merchandise requests and point sales quickly and accurately
- respond graciously to all incoming telephone calls and emails with prompt and accurate information in order to help retain and satisfy customers
- multitask as needed to ensure that all daily, weekly and monthly responsibilities are completed in a timely manner
- remain current on all industry news and company updates and complete provided training courses to ensure compliance with company policy changes to better serve customers
Pros
Excellent benefits, competitive salary.
Cons
Long hours, no consistent schedule.
If you enjoyed middle school, this is the place for you
Branch Security Officer (Former Employee) – Edmonton, AB – 21 October 2015
If you get a job working here, you better hope you become a favorite of management, because you won't be held accountable for anything you do or don't do. Otherwise, expect to be lied to and gossiped about. Management played staff against each other over and over again. The politics are out of control. NOT what you'd expect working for a luxury company like Tiffany & Co. This environment was like working in a sorority house with very immature teenage girls, the angst, the drama and the gossip! Horrible leadership as management actually encourages the staff to lie and gossip about one another and report it back to them like it is the truth.
If you value your mental health, apply elsewhere.
If you value your mental health, apply elsewhere.
Pros
Benefits
Cons
My feet, knees, hips and lower back were destroyed from standing on a marble floor for hours at a time
Bad environment, very bad job
Security Officer (Former Employee) – Vancouver, BC – 8 January 2013
I was employee as a Tiffanys' Security Officer in Vancouver. I can tell the your the company has great values, but my store was very poorly run. Very high school like with tons of favouritism.
Management had no clue want was going on in the store. The senior security officer actually ran the store like a Dictator, the store director was afraid on him.
**Great sales staff
If you enjoy long hours with no breaks and workplace abuse apply as a Tiffany Security Officer. Its not as glamorous as you think or Tiffanys has you believe.
Management had no clue want was going on in the store. The senior security officer actually ran the store like a Dictator, the store director was afraid on him.
**Great sales staff
If you enjoy long hours with no breaks and workplace abuse apply as a Tiffany Security Officer. Its not as glamorous as you think or Tiffanys has you believe.
Pros
tiffany benefits
Cons
long hours, workplace abuse
Operations
Operations Professional (Former Employee) – Vancouver, BC – 7 February 2017
I worked as Operations for TCO.
This company is great and has a lot of good talent. I really enjoyed my time.
However there is no career advancement.
I learned a lot about high end jewelry and customer service.
This company is great and has a lot of good talent. I really enjoyed my time.
However there is no career advancement.
I learned a lot about high end jewelry and customer service.
Pros
Good Benefits
Cons
No days off set
A company built on tradition, with an extraordinary product and a team dedicated to providing an exceptional experience.
Sales Professional (Former Employee) – Vancouver, BC – 17 February 2017
A typical day consisted of morning review of sales goals, working on client development and returning any calls or emails from customers. The afternoon was spent on the sales floor, showing product, developing relationships and closing sales.
I learned how to develop my strengths in written communication, as well as how to connect with people, listen to their stories and exceed their expectations.
I learned a lot about multi-tasking and working under tight timelines and high pressure, shipping limitations and solving problems using creative ideas that complied to company policies and procedures.
Management was always supportive as long as target sales were being met, and were receptive to innovation on how to drive business.
There was a strong emphasis on appearance and the trust that it ensues, as well as maintaining a professional and courteous disposition regardless the situation.
The hardest part of the job was the stress over the increasing sales targets and maintaining high energy when the market would dip and sales were less abundant.
The most enjoyable part of the job was playing a small role in so many celebrations, be it a wedding, a birth or a retirement. Sharing a part of families richest moments was an honour I did not take lightly.
I learned how to develop my strengths in written communication, as well as how to connect with people, listen to their stories and exceed their expectations.
I learned a lot about multi-tasking and working under tight timelines and high pressure, shipping limitations and solving problems using creative ideas that complied to company policies and procedures.
Management was always supportive as long as target sales were being met, and were receptive to innovation on how to drive business.
There was a strong emphasis on appearance and the trust that it ensues, as well as maintaining a professional and courteous disposition regardless the situation.
The hardest part of the job was the stress over the increasing sales targets and maintaining high energy when the market would dip and sales were less abundant.
The most enjoyable part of the job was playing a small role in so many celebrations, be it a wedding, a birth or a retirement. Sharing a part of families richest moments was an honour I did not take lightly.
Pros
The merchandise are pieces of art created from the rarest stones with the highest craftsmanship.
Cons
long hours and limited flexibility when it came to time off.
Retail Environments have their challenges
Branch Security Officer (Former Employee) – Edmonton, AB – 23 August 2014
I had not worked in a Corporate Retail environment before and I found there are several challenges that face management in regards to getting things done. The Corporate Retail environment is similar to working with the Government as there are a lot of channels to go through to get things completed. As it was, it took 3 months and six interviews for me to get my placement. After 3 months, I still had not received my expense reimbursement for my training expenses. So be warned...there are a lot of hoops to jump through.
Pros
Good wages, great management team
Cons
Job fulfillment and advancement
I worked for the company as a Loss Prevention Professional
loss prevention professional (Former Employee) – Ottawa, ON – 19 January 2017
The job and the pay are great. Work/ life balance is good, sometimes you have to do close/open, which is not great, but other than that it's good. Management is absolutely terrible, they are lifeless, they never smile or bring positive energy to the team, and the store director is given so much power over the store, it becomes a sort of dictatorship.
Great people, great environment
Professional Sales Associate (Seasonal) (Former Employee) – Vancouver, BC – 19 January 2014
It is so difficult to find a work environment that is genuinely friendly, supportive, and kind, especially when it comes to retail. The managers are very polite and very patient. You are never made to feel small. The staff are all very accomodating and willing to help you if you are new. There is no fight over customers and everyone is willing to put in the time to help you.
Pros
great staff, good commission, working environment
Cons
Long hours standing, short lunchbreaks on weekends
This is world famous, luxury provider of jewelry, gifts and watches. They expect the best customer service levels of all employees.
Corporate Sales & Part Time Ambassador (Former Employee) – Toronto, ON – 14 August 2013
Tiffany & Co. proved to be one of my best sources of customer service knowledge. They expect nothing but the best. A typical day was spent in my home office on the phone and email securing appointments with potential and existing corporate customers. Working from home did not allow for as much social interaction as my personality needs. Management and co-workers, for the most part, were extremely professional and guarded. It was a difficult place to really get to know people because there was always a fear of not complying with the rigid expectations. The most enjoyable parts were meetings and luncheons with my customers. Being the front of house Ambassador in the store during busy times of the year, and helping to organize and host special events, awards dinners and charity functions.
Pros
Very nice discounts off merchandise along with special auctions of slightly damaged goods, for employees only
Cons
The isolation of a home office did not allow the social interaction I crave.
Great company to work for
Fine Jewellery Sales Professional (Former Employee) – Vancouver – 17 July 2013
It was a very good experience to work for the world's premier jeweller.
A potential to make a very good income if you know how to network and take excellent care of your customer base.
A potential to make a very good income if you know how to network and take excellent care of your customer base.
Pros
Good company, good salary
Cons
Systems are not easy to use
fun and clean place to work
Sales professional (Former Employee) – Toronto, ON – 17 November 2015
Team work is what makes or breaks the store.
Management will determine how sales reps feel about working here.
Wish there was more done to help associates move towards their goals in the company
Management will determine how sales reps feel about working here.
Wish there was more done to help associates move towards their goals in the company
Pros
clean
Cons
varied pay structures
Worst experience of my career
Operations Specialist (Former Employee) – Sherway Gardens, Toronto, ON – 2 December 2015
Welcome to the real life set of mean girls. Worst store director on the face of the earth. Secretive, catty and totally unprofessional leader. Set a horrible tone for the back of house staff and worked to pit everyone against each other. You have no autonomy in your work and are constantly micro managed. The director and her operations minion are the two most hated people in the store. She is a bully and a nasty insecure excuse for a leader. I absolutely hated every minute of that job.
Pros
Free lunch for the days you slaved away and mostly nice sales staff
Cons
Store Director and her personal management style!!