OK part-time job, but don't keep it for too long or you'll end up hating the company. - Sales Associate Old Navy Employee Review

1.0
Aug 31, 2010
Recommend
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Pros

At my store, I work with some cool and fun people. I've made a lot of good friends from this job. The discount is OK if you like wearing a lot of Old Navy, Gap, or Banana Republic clothing (all same company).

Cons

Supervisors (Leaders On Duty, or LODs, as they're called) are sometimes not all too bright. I work at Old Navy part time just to earn money while looking for a job in the industry I want to get into. As a recent college graduate, I am bothered by some of the people who are in charge of me. They rarely know the right way of doing something, and they lack at providing good direction. It just sucks being told what to do by someone you KNOW is not as smart as you. No room for professional growth. I've worked there for almost five years with the same position. They hire outside people. Not that I'd want to move up in this company.

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Cons

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