Pros
There are a handful of genuinely nice, smart and talented people who are a pleasure to work alongside.
Cons
Don't be fooled by the 5-star reviews on this platform. Many of these are from Tom Ford Beauty workers who are actually employed by Estee Lauder. In reality, working for Tom Ford is a 1-star experience. I came to Tom Ford from another luxury retailer and I'm appalled at the way this brand operates in comparison. Given the prestige of Tom Ford, you'd never know that the company runs on a skeleton crew. Tom Ford furloughed the majority of their work force during the pandemic and most of the furloughs turned into permanent lay offs. The remaining employees had their salaries slashed but were asked to take on the responsibilities of their furloughed/laid off colleagues. Subsequently, many more employees quit, exacerbating the head count issue. And now, nearly 3 years after the start of the pandemic, most of these employees have still not been replaced. The workers at Tom Ford are asked to perform what would be 3-4 different jobs at any other company. Everyone is overworked, underpaid and stressed, creating an extremely depressing work environment. And to top it all off, there's no HR department, so all of these issues go unaddressed. Furthermore, there are zero perks to working at Tom Ford. The vast majority of employees aren't bonus-eligible and there are no performance reviews/merit raises. The company offers clothing allowance to select employees, but what they don't tell you is that there are often "pauses" to the clothing allowance program. So, chances are you won't be able to use your allowance, even if it's in your contract. And, there's absolutely no flexibility regarding WFH. The company has a very aggressive in-office policy.