Coach reviews

Like many corporations, Coach does have issues in communicating through the bureaucratic system, but this company still has its advantages over other companies.

- As a stock associate, you're in the back and you're the one(s) doing the heavy lifting. You still have to wear the terrible Coach uniform and female stock workers still must wear flats (even though you're basically doing drone-type work ((packaging/shipping, shifting the products on the racks, retrieving items, rewraps, inventory)) rather than sales). It can be dirty, sweaty work, but they still don't let at least the stockpeople wear clothes better suited for their job. It's asinine. - Terrible and repetitive music, save for a handful of songs--especially during the holidays! By the evening of 12/24, I was ready to smash the "A Coach Christmas" CD (chock-full of horrible Christmas cover songs) to smithereens. Post-holiday, the songs are better. Just make sure you get used to crappy house music 80% of the time. - You go from working busy 35-hour weeks before Christmas to not being needed at all. You are cut off on February 1st if not before then. - Drab uniform. - On average, Coach has a durable, stylish, and classy line of goods. But sometimes, a few of the bags/shoes will be just plain hideous. Gross color, impractical design, etc. Learn to pitch them convincingly. - You may or may not get treated like a slave depending on your coworkers. - As with any job, you will encounter bad apples in the management. Just watch your back.