Finish Line, Inc. Employer Reviews

Greet customers upon entrance to store; Make sales; Attend to customers' needs; Provide excellent customer service; Handle store closing duties; Maintain sales floor clean & organized

Sold shoes and athletic clothing.
Learned the basic principles of selling.
Young energetic co-workers.

Finishline made you do things in the work place that wasn't apart of your work description on a constant basis. Great management and taught me wll on how to interact with people.

I always had my hands full,I learned how to run the cashier,how to provide floor sales,restocking the management was good but a bit pushy

Too much stress, had to deal with too many problems from the district managers and employees very unstructured place to work for.

Typical Work Day Helping Customers With Shoes.
Everyday is learning experience learning you sale techniques
co workers are amazing their a great team.
hardest part stuff not being organized
job just a fun environment

Typical day at work would be, ringing out customers. Writing up shoes, helping customers get shoes. And Catering to the customers needs. I've learned that you always need to satisfy the customer so they will continue to shop with the company. My managers are cool for the most part. We all have our good and bad days. My co-workers are all really nice – more... people. I have no complaints. There is really not a hard part of this job. The most enjoyable part of this job is the discount. – less

Good job. Gave you all the right tools to do the job correctly. Only problem was advancement. I worked there for 3 years and never had an opportunity to advance.

Prepping food, dishes, taking orders, cleaning dining room and greeting customers. I learned how to multi-task very well with this job. While taking orders, I also accommodated my customers. I could prep food and discuss orders with the back. I could ring more than one order at a time. I was self sufficient and worked quick. This resturaunt was all – more... about team and I really enjoyed the people I worked with. I didn't care for my management or benefits. – less

A typical day at Finish Line starts off kind of slow as you wait for customers to come in, but theres always something such as opening procedures, inventory counting, & draw counts. Each day you learn something such as how to apporach an customer and what new product were being advertised throughtout the company. My Co- workers were awesome so friendly, – more... motivating, and great to be around. I would say the hardest part about this job is getting sales on a slow day but for the most part i'd say I perserved throught those times quite well. The most enjoyable part about Finish Line is talking with the different people you meet everyday and just being in such a great and exciting work enviroment – less

I liked working for Finish Line for the post part but after a while at that pay and those hours it was better to just quit. The days I worked their were fun and went by fast but I wasn't really bringing enough home to spend so much time going there.

it is always busy and there is different to types of styles when it comes to foot wear if your into fashion.

This job will totally drain you. I was working up to 65 hours a week. Every holiday is a Sale day. No time to spend with my family at all. Cancel THANKSGIVING!

Finish Line hired new management he cut hours which concluded to cut pay, I learned how sociable to costumers some co-workers were ok hardest part was climbing ladders to get shoes down for costumers the most enjoyable part I did love was meeting new peoples.

The pay isn't great, but it was a good place to start working. I was the lead cashier there, but I also had to go in the back to find shoes for customers sometimes, which I found difficult because there were so many shoes back there and it was hard to memorize where they all were.

Fast-pace environment, dedicated to its products and services. Hourly-based job with commission-like sale goals.

I was not trained as well as I could have been, Was not getting the hours I deserved and were very short and didn't treat me very well.

I liked working at finish line however the pay wasnt enough and when i started wo

What I like about Finish Line is that there is a high expectation of employees, but you are given the training and tools to meet and exceed those expectations. Commission-based pay keeps my co-workerd and I competitive and there is never a boring moment due to the constantly changing environment.

you have your nice and polite customers and you have your no purpose rude customers. very fast paced and must be on your p's and q's dealing with multiple customers at once. making sure your presentable as well as the display showing off merchandise.