Genesco Employer Reviews

As co-manager you work from 9-9

Payoff of commissions for exceeding your limit

the hardest part was when you have to make refunds

Benefits a plus, no raise in 2 1/2 years and management not a plus.

Scheduled interviews as needed by managers, checked attendance, did daily reports, prepared information for payroll. The hardest part of the job was the closing of the plant and the most enjoyable was the employees

Scheduled interviews as needed by managers, checked attendance, did daily reports, prepared information for payroll. The hardest part of the job was the closing of the plant and the most enjoyable was the employees

Scheduled interviews as needed by managers, checked attendance, did daily reports, prepared information for payroll. The hardest part of the job was the closing of the plant and the most enjoyable was the employees

It was a much easier environment to work in. It was less stressful and much more rewarding

I loved working here. But I am a single man with no kids. You have to give your life to the company. I worked as the store manager and you are required to work 55+ hours a week. Usually 60-70 a week. One day off a week. They take advantage of their managers and make them work more than any other managers and pay less. The store that I worked at was – more... Journeys owned by Genesco. it is a base pay plus commission pay rate. They do not treat their managers very well. – less

I enjoyed working for this company in a retail environment. It is great
to sell product such as clothing and shoes and meet new people
and potential customers.

I learned alot to become a manager and would like to pursue
management as a career. However, I had some personal setbacks
that affected my work performance.

This place rocks your will be very busy but, the $ is good. Lots of free shoes and concerts ect.

Assistant Manager at Store 108. Great team with a great work ethic. Well Managed by the Store Manager and an enjoyable place to work. Customers become regulars and you grow to love your job. I learned patience from my job and not every cooperation is the same. The hardest part of the job is the embroidery machine to "Create Your Own" personalized hats.

I would clock in.
Find customers, help them find the best shoes or textiles that they wanted.
I then found the right sies and or color
Then I wrote my check out number on the box and they were helped at the cash register.

I felt that the training that I received with this company was terrible. I was promoted to quickly with next to no training. The upper management was far too uninvolved with my small volume store. The hardest part of this job was balancing administrative and sales duties there was just far too much for one person to do.

This company helped me to get where I am in sales now. I was able to navigate alot of positions, Assistant Manager, Active Manager, Cashier, Visual Merchandiser, Operations and Productivity. By far the best company I've worked for

i worked 6-7 days a week. 60+ hours a week. i had little support. they will hire people not qualified.

Genesco was a great place to work, with a few exceptions. The pay isn't what it should be for managment, and the hours are a bit tough too. It is a fun and lively place with excellent opportunities and a positive energy.

My time with Genesco was awesome. They treated me right and i advanced quickly in the company. If you are young and looking for a solid job, give them a try!

I like the company, but the compensation for managers during slow times are not great.