Aeropostale Employer Reviews

great place to work. they are flexible with hours and provide a joyous, fun, loving environment to work in.

Aeropostale can be a fun place to work especially when you start to get to know the people you work with. I have made many friends from this position that I continue to talk to today. The ability to move up in the company seemed difficult because some managers wanted you to stick with them even during off seasons when they do not give a lot of hours – more...  to sales associates. – less

didnt enjoy the management and nothing was done when they were reported as breaking company rules. good breaks, no room for advancement, small pay, didnt enjoy this job.

I performed customer service functions including greeting customers and assisting them in the location of clothing sizes. I helped customers select outfits and accessories. I assisted customers in fitting rooms and also worked to keep the fitting rooms neat and clean.

A typical day working the floor and helping costumers. Being on register was always nice.

I only worked here for about a month. I got hired at the end of the summer and I figured it'd be a great part-time job while I was going to college. They hired too many people so I worked about 8 hours a week, just enough money to pay for the gas for me to drive to and from work on my scheduled days and to pick up my paycheck. I didn't receive any training – more...  on the cash register and spent most of my time folding clothes and straightening the displays – less

Almost the entire day I was working on tearing down one wall and rebuilding another or always sizing and folding merchandise. The heardest part is all the loud preteens or teenagers that came in and out of the store. But I do like how it was casual dresscode

Fold clothes, meet sales quota. The management was pretty fair and I loved my co-workers they were very welcoming.

Customers, cashier, fitting rooms. Same old easy job for youngsters in school.

A typical day at Aeropostale would go like so: I would come into the store, observe the type of sales going on, clock in and go to the back to listen to the sales going on by a tape recorder. Then proceed to talk to a manager about the sales goals of the day and then go to assigned area and work on projects from there. Projects could include doing go-backs, – more...  stocking up on a table and certain items, and most importantly meeting up the the customer's standerds by greeting them, talking to them, asking them questions, and making sure that they know the sales that are going on at that time. I learned the customer service is key to a thriving business. The Management at Aeropostale is awesome and could not ask for better. The hardest part of the job is that when it is busy, all of us have to make sure that all of the customer's are completely satisifed. And the most enjoyable part of the job is to share the passion and fun and to show it to the customers and other co-workers. – less

Aeropostale was the best job I had. I was the merchandiser there so I was in charge of receiving shipment, making sure products are on the floor, and to ensure great customer service. I worked along side the managers basically as there assistant to make sure that the store was running properly and accordingly. The one thing I learned from working at – more...  Aeropostale is to always manage your time. I had the greatest high energy boss. He made sure that everyone was doing there best and having fun. – less

I absolutely loved working here. Management was great, I loved my co-workers and I was treated with respect. I felt like they actually cared about me, unlike some of my other employers. I'd go back in a heartbeat if the situation was right.

Great laid back working environment. My co workers were great and so was the management.

all of workers there are great!
it's a fun and energetic company.

I was treated well and will be working there again this summer.

The workers were so friendly, and it was a fun environment to work in.

A typical day at work would be having to clean the change rooms and sweep the floor. It also contains folding clothes and having a good sense of style. Also, dealing with customers and making sure their needs are met. I've learned great leadership skills along with knowing the basics of selling clothing. The people you would with here are amazing and – more...  very friendly and easy to get along with. The hardest part of the job would be having the store be 100% clean all the time and working with uncooperative customers. The most enjoyable part of the job is making your goal for the day and helping out customers to your best ability. – less

Awesome place to have during the seasonal times. Hardest part of the job was confronting shoplifters

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This job paid me very little for my first job emolyee are rude and i didnt get paid over 50$ a check horrible experience but learn how to filed paper and sales in computer, great customer service