Sephora reviews

The whole atmosphere felt like a bad high school movie: sorority-clique staff, usually incompetent and attaining the job through connections rather than knowledge in the field. Promotions are based on favoritism rather than measured work achievement. There is no job security, which I saw at HQ when one girl was fired on the spot for nothing specific. Working hard, putting in late hours, and going above the call of duty is not recognized, even verbally. I saw many talented people, from full-time workers to unpaid interns, be verbally abused, overworked, disrespected, and quickly discarded, or run far away when they witnessed such events happen to others.

The Merchandising team is hands-down the most toxic work environment I have ever been a part of. The amount of times myself, or my coworkers, sat in our cubicles and just cried is insane. There is no support, no work-life balance, and everybody is constantly backstabbing each other and willing to throw anybody under the bus to protect themselves or get a leg up. I have worked in the beauty industry my entire life and it was always my goal to work at Sephora. I'm so disappointed in what the company has become. Managers are constantly stealing ideas from junior employees. Nobody ever share credit or even gives opportunities to develop and grow. I had to leave Sephora because I was seriously concerned for my mental health. If you are reading this, please reconsidering employment at Sephora.