Justice Employer Reviews

This was the first job that i had ever had, and it was the best starter job.It gave me my first taste of learning how to manage money. It was awesome to help little girls and their moms pick out an out fit and see the happiness on the child's face.

too many promos for customers. no training to management. lack of support. Always busy with things to do. floor changes often, cycle thru staff frequently.

Justice is a fun company to work for. You get to interact with a lot of different people. I have learned how to help customers better, supervise others and use a register. I have loved working with the other managers. We all love helping each other and learning along side one another. I have worked with a lot of different people and they all provide – more... a different experience. Some are harder to teach than others but you just have to be patient. My co-workers all work very well together. The hardest part of my job would be taking care of upset customers. It has been a learning process. I have learned how to keep them calm and make them as happy as possible without going against policy. The most enjoyable part of the job would be helping customers and meeting new people. I have become close to customers and co-workers and it helps to provide the best service possible. – less

I worked at 2 different justice locations for a bit over 2 years now. the first one had terrible management while the 2nd store's managers are fantastic! however, there is little room to move up in this position and the pay is definitely unfair. I never got a single raise and the pay isn't worth it. I also never get hours, maybe 4-6 hours a week when – more... I was available for 16-20. Managers always promise to do the schedule but NEVER get around to it so everyone pretty much gets called in an hour before they want them. I need managers with a little more structure, although they were very nice. – less

My typical day while working at Justice includes:
-Assisting customers in finding exactly what they want
-Keeping up with the store's quality such as organizing clothing, shoes, and accessories
-Replenishing the floor with new goods
- Providing customers with the utmost customer service

I have developed great relationships with my managers and fellow – more... co-workers. We're able to all work together and enjoy our workplace. The hardest part about working at Justice is the language barrier between foreign customers and myself. Although, I still try my hardest to accommodate the non English speaking clientele.
The most enjoyable part about my job is seeing and meeting new faces everyday. I enjoy talking to customers and providing them with a service that leaves them happy and satisfied. – less

I learned how to work with a team during my time at Justice and how hard work really does pay off. I was luck enough to move forward into a key holder position after a few weeks of work. I learned a lot in the position about managing and store and employees

General manager was great. Retail is a hard, but fun industry to work in. I enjoyed working there and liked my co-workers. The hardest part of the job was watching for shop lifters. I enjoyed helping customers put outfits together and make them happy.

good organizational values. performed daily tasks and worked more hours as needed.

I enjoyed working there, the co-workers are amazming they helped me with all the stuff i didnt know like, putting up a display to hang clothes.

Management is great, great first job! Hardest part of the job is the customer! Most enjoyable part is the co-workers.

I did not work much because it was a seasonal job. I didnt like the manager and how she treated me.

A typical day at work would be doing go backs (returning clothes back on the floor), work at the cashier, and work with customers. I learned that employees must have a lot of patience in order to work because you would be able to deal with cutomers more. I managed to keep the store clean and make sure I didn't make any mistakes. The hardest part of – more... my job was to remember where each piece of clothing belonged but I was able to remember everything. My co-workers were very nice and helpful and showed me how to work with customers. The most enjoyable part of this job was to work with customers because they all have unique ways to put together an outfit. – less

Management is poor, Pay is horrible, Hours are to fluctuating, No insurance

Cashier duties, organizing and folding clothes, greeting costumers, and providing a positive expierence.
I learned how to work in a retail environment coming from a food industry environment.
Time management while working on a tasks should be based on organization and strategizing in order to get your tasks done on time.
The part I found most difficult – more... at this job was being able to help multiple costumers in a time frame but it was not impossible.
I am a big people person and I would say interacting with costumers through out my day was enjoyable. – less

A normal day at work is fun , and busy at the same time. I've learned how to sell with my heart. I've also learned how to communicate with the customers as well as the little girls that come in my job. I love the environment, my co-workers are all great and we all get along and help each other out. The hardest part of the job is dealing with rude customers – more... but the most enjoyable part is knowing that the customer is leaving with a smile on. – less

A typical day at work is always full of surprises. The surprises come because I never know whats going to happen at Justice. Justice is girls clothing store, that when I walk in all I see is fun neon colors. It makes the job interesting to learn all the new items and the new fashion interest every week.
Management does a great job of keeping the employees – more... on their toes. They always keep the turn around on freight low and keep new items on the floor, which is great for me, because its always interesting to see whats out on the floor.
I would say the hardest part of the job is standing up all day and having nowhere to sit or that you are not aloud to sit. Also you can't have music in the back room when doing freight. I ask and got a no.
I do have good things to say: What I find the most enjoyable about working at Justice is working with the children that come in to shop with their parents. It's always exciting to find out what every individual child likes, wants and it's my job to find that item(s). The children are always into the bright and shiny, which is Justice in all senses.
Well that's my review on Justice in Memorial City Mall. I love working there, even if there are some minor cons to the job. It still turns out to be a really fun place to work and I would recommend it to anyone trying to get a job. – less

A typical day at work consists of either greeting guests and cashiering or processing freight in the back room.

I have learned working here that retail is a hard enviornment to work in to rely on a steady income.

The management at Justice is wonderful.

The co-workers are also nice some are very young and others a little bit older.

There really is – more... no hard part about my job.

The most enjoyable part of my job is seeing how excited little girls get when they come in to look. – less

Management was great
They were real good about working around my school schedule

Typical day includes ringing up customers, helping them find certain products and hanging or folding all new incoming merchandise.
I've learned to put my best behavior forward even when a customer has a rude attitude and to handle money in a smart way as to not cheat the company or customer on accident.
My co-workers are super sweet and very helpful – more... and easy to get along with. The job becomes hard when patrons are rude and not willing to budge when their way is not how store policy allows it. I enjoy helping eager customers find a specific product they are on the hunt to find. – less

I love working in justice its always a fun time working with little girls trying to find outfits that look good for there personality