Lush reviews

Leadership was very hit and miss. Although the business always tried to promote from within, they didn’t seem to support people in their new roles very well, so it all felt very amateurish. Projects were picked up and shelved constantly, which caused a reduction in motivation.

Nottingham store has a very cliquey management, no room for progression as they have had the same "trainee" managers for years and the boss Rebecca chooses who she likes to be supervisors. For example e despite voting on who the supervising team think is best overall. As a family unit are within management this also doesn't help. Compared to other stores like Derby or Trafford where they push you to do many things and help you reach goals and expand within the company, here, if your face doesn't fit it isn't for you. Mental health of a lot of staff not great, usually a very friendly atmosphere but be prepared you absolutely have to be able to be confident and speak to people to enjoy and be good at the sales side of the job.