Groupe Dynamite Reviews

Pros

WORK CULTURE IS VERY FRIENDLY

Cons

Sometime feel mechanical and under motivated

Pros

- Adequately challenging. The workload is fine, nothing too crazy & no expectation to work past 5pm. It’s a 35 hour work week with 1hr unpaid lunch. - Good benefits like: “unlimited” PTO, 50% discount on both brands, 3% RRSP employer match, eligible bonus up to 5%, extended health care & group insurance. - Hybrid policy is still in place, but has been modified and may change without warning (went from 2 to 3 or 4 days depending on your department). - Subsidized food at the cafeteria is decent (expect to pay $6-12 for lunch). - The office itself is nicely designed and very spacious. - The people are friendly overall. - You're working for a recognizable brand, which is good experience for your resume and they have more budget than smaller brands.

Cons

- They really do not know what they stand for as a brand and it is laughable to what extent there are meetings and people hired to figure out their identity. - If you have a problem and need accommodation, don't speak up because you will be penalized (as another reviewer stated). Your salary and bonus will be affected. - HR will paint a picture that is not lined up with reality to get you to sign on. - The briefing and approval process need a lot of work. People are poorly organized and projects are often given late. - Upper management is uptight and are what you can expect from a corporate environment; very old-school.

Pros

Great health benefits, flexibility and clothing discounts.

Cons

Must be self motivated and dedicated to navigate through high expectations and fast paced environments

Pros

Such a great company if you want to grow in. Was really lucky to have the best manager ever

Cons

Poor pay, benefits aren’t great

Pros

great managers are usually left to do their own thing

Cons

depending on the DM worklife balance is terrible

Pros

Great clothes with a great discount as an employee. Back then you could make quite a bit of $ depending on your sales (not sure if that still applies).

Cons

Lots of pressure to sell. Some head office supervisors can be hard to work with. Lots of time spent working alone (early morning and lunch hour).

Pros

Had loads of fun working there, met the best people

Cons

It can very mundane at times

Pros

Great if you wanna have a good work life balance.

Cons

Bad if you wanna get things done.

Pros

- pay is above average for retail - decent benefits - pretty secure hours for full time staff - mostly nice people to work with - lots of development

Cons

- can be overwhelming - bad management makes work worse - sometimes unrealistic expectations in regards to sales/number of staff/etc

Pros

Discount, other sales associates are nice

Cons

Work just under overtime, was told I would work 3 days a week and ended up working almost everyday, and days I was off I always got called in