Freelance Sales Representative (Former Employee), San Antonio, TX – April 29, 2013
Pros: work life balance
Cons: upward mobility and promotion
I enjoyed working for Chanel when I was in high school and after I graduated. I gained sales experience which built a foundation for me to sale based on features and benefits of the products.
Fashion Public Relations Intern (Former Employee), New York, NY – January 3, 2013
Typical day at work:
-Usually would work along the side of the social media coordinator finding articles via websites & blogs in relation to company -Assisted at fashion events -Helped with sample send outs & returns to various photo shoots -Helped work on presentations -Executive requests -Update media lists
What I learned: -The importance of social – more... media in promoting a positive image for a company -How there is a great deal of preparation that goes in to preparing for fashion events
Management: -Supervisors were excellent & always willing to help
Co-Workers: -Other fashion PR interns were very pleasant to work with
Hardest Part of Internship: -Making sure all samples were submitted to the right photo shoot & making sure all the samples used in photo shoots were returned back to Chanel
Most Enjoyable Part of Job: -Working in a fun atmosphere -Having supervisors that were more than willing to help if needed – less
One of the best companies , best paid wonderful rep comunication very pleasant enviroment grate insurance very oriented costumer service,best make-up and skin treatment,elegant , good prices fun work place
Beauty Consultant (Former Employee), Rockaway, NJ – August 14, 2012
Pros: everything
Cons: short breaks
•Communicating the unique benefits of CHANEL skincare and color products •Increasing sales through demonstration •Building the CHANEL customer circle by establishing a relationship with new customers •Consistently being aware of competitive products, events and traffic •Good relationship management skills and natural problem solver
Fantastic employer, great work training, and I love my co-workers and employees.
Business Manager (Current Employee), Eatontown, NJ – May 29, 2012
A typical day begins with checking and recording business figures from the previous day, setting goals for my associates, and making sure I follow through with contacting clients to thank them for their purchases and make sure they know I appreciate their business. The best part of my job is when a client arrives to the CHANEL counter not feeling that – more... she looks her best, but leaves with a smile, walking tall and confident. I also enjoy searching for, securing and executing outside events that bring our business additional revenue in an out of the box scenario. – less
Chanel is one of the most well know company in the world since 1932
Watch and fine jewelry manager (Former Employee), UAE Dubai – January 12, 2012
Pros: working hours:9 hours per day, two days off per weeck
Cons: insurance, one ticket free per year and bonnus
I decided to move from Bvlgari to Chanel and it was a big step in my life,i had to strech my self in order to achieve my objectives and goals. Chanel is a legend,and i had to followed.
skincare specialist (Current Employee), bluewater – April 13, 2013
Pros: working with amazing high end products and fantastic training
Cons: long unsociable hours on your feet all day
a typical day starts at 10am till 6 30pm or 12 30pm till 9 00pm. during my day i meet many members of the public. helping them to chose the correct skincare and make up products to suit their needs, its a very enjoyable job, meeting different people , every one is so different, i have to be a good listener, have good customer service skils, and a sense – more... of humour!
good management is key to the daily routine and acheiving the set targets.
the working environment is a hardworking ethic but with a great sense of fun and a great bunch of co-.workers. – less
Security supervisor (Former Employee), Paris – December 17, 2012
Pros: good salary
Cons: long hours
I was in charge of the store in the Galerie Lafayette Chanel store in Paris ( 12 hours per day or 14 ) and the society let me deal with the security. When I was working there I opened the store, checked every safety alarm on every product in display,waited for the sellers and control the people waiting outside the store and checked the customer inside. – more... I have learned a lot, about self control,self management,crowd control,team work (with the sellers)... The hardest part of the job was to be polite with the people waiting to go in and control and served the customer inside. The most enjoyable part was to work in a Luxury store and be able to share and be part of this world. I was the supervisor of 30 men during the fashion show in Paris. – less
Assistante célébrités (Former Employee), Paris – May 15, 2012
Obtenir cet emploi chez Chanel m’a permis de découvrir le monde du luxe. Travailler pour une marque prestigieuse telle que celle-ci est très formateur. Dans ce type de maison, le souci du détail est très important. La rigueur est le mot d'ordre au travail.
