Brandy Melville

Working here was really relaxed, there was barely any hard work required. Everyone was really nice to work with. A typical day would be folding, cleaning up after messy customers, and more folding. Management was unorganized, poor advancement opportunities if you're not popular amongst the group. The hardest part about this job is putting back merchandise after customers try them on, its quite difficult to find anything in the store since most things are folded and look the same. The most enjoyable part was that everyone is usually laid back, most people go for smoke breaks every hour or so.

You will get the job if you're either 1.white 2.skinny 3.bleed brandy 4. are a model. Most of the recruiting is done by taking your picture and getting it approved by head office. People of color are barely hired which is completely disgusting. Just a couple week at this job and you'll get the jist of what the drama is with head office, what drama goes on in the store, and how bad the job is. Definitely great as a first job but if you're thinking of leaving your job for brandy... DONT. Supervisors make 50 cents over sales associates and are basically slaving for the company. You get no incentives or benefits, the only good thing is the discount.

Brandy Melville was always a positive environment filled with great staff and people. It was always very enjoyable going to work because I love meeting new people (customers) and being able to help them find something they loved and to put a smile on their face. One of the more harder parts of the day was having to travel to work because it was a long commute. Overall, it was a great company and I learned a lot of managerial skills.

You work with a bunch of teenagers (some are even as young as 15) and some young adults who are the supervisors who think they are all that. Despite this, it is a pretty fun environment. You really have to be as dumb as a rock to not be able to excel in this workplace. Although, some of the sales girls are hired based on their looks or their instagram following, you do end up working with some dumb people. However, their bad work habits catch up and then they either quit or get fired so the turnover is quite high.

you basically need to be an insta babe and be skinny and have a brandy style. if you look like a 14 y/o girl, you should be good. there's no benefits except for a bad discount that changes nothing over their overpriced clothes. some of the girls were super sweet, but it's super intimidating to walk into brandy because there's literally no customer service.

Really nice place to work as a part-time student job. Managers able to keep it both friendly and professional. Staff cultural background is international which brings diversity and open-mindedness. It's a bit routine but managers organised staff members events and discussion groups to improve this. Keeping the store clean at all time can be tiring.

Ok so let me start out by saying that even though the pay was low the employee discount of 25% was so worth it!! And the 15% for friends was really good too! I didn't have any problems with the staff other than the workload was kinda a lot because everyone had quit just before I started to work there

Fun work place. Everyone working there is young and I didn't work on commission so it was pretty relaxed. The job was pretty easy and the schedule was very flexible to meet whatever needs I had.

Brandy Melville is the place for anyone looking for a job which requires you to do little to nothing. No one is on top of you to communicate to customers, no one cares to do customer service, its a free for all. EXTREMELY easy money. Head office is intimidating... they walk into the store and do not introduce themselves to anybody, they act as though they run the location.

A great group of people to work with, but a visual merchandiser at Brandy Melville is not required to think outside the box very often, and not required to be overly creative or well-trained. I felt unstimulated as a visual associate, and found the selling culture to be unclear.

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