Lush reviews

Too sales-driven; managers would encourage authenticity but in practise cared more about achieving targets Inefficient supervisors; often stood around chatting among eachother, but would pause to give 'feedback' if you weren't with a customer (even if the only customer in the shop just wanted to browse alone) Unorganised management; rotas often published just a day or two before the new week began Some part-time staff were very competitive, some supervisors also seemed to worry about 'getting ahead' Lack of structure within company Below the living wage (despite using its 'ethics' as a marketing tactic) Clear favouritism and lots of cliques

Paid less than other similar jobs (on all levels). When you see what a culture of bullying and lies is behind the scenes you feel like an idiot for believing it's an "ethical" business. The company is run on fear and paranoia and you are not allowed to have a private life. You have to worship Mark and you have no strong career prospects unless you are a member of the family.