Lifetouch Portrait Studios, Inc. Employer Reviews

Not too bad of a job. I enjoyed traveling to the different areas in the state. Only worked when school in session. In the summer I did senior portraits, that was a little hectic. I worked six days a weeks averaging between 40-70 hours a week.

Lifetouch is a great place for a photographer to get their feet wet. They have awesome training that meets the needs for any kind of student.

Not many benefits for the work that is required. Work week is 7 days a week, and time off can not be guaranteed due to the needs of the studio.

Job was an easy fast pace job. Good management all around the clock. great co-workers. The company cares alot about their employees and other people. They go around the world to help in need schools that needs to be repair. great place to work at.

The hardest part of the job is layoff time. Its a good job with gauranteed good hours , its just seasonal.

Great work/life balance, however, sales rep is responsible for many things out of their control.

I have been with company for 21 years. Started out as a school photographer, then was a yearbook specialist for many years and have been working in our local office doing administrative duties. Lifetouch is employee owned and a great company to work for.

My co-workers have been with Lifetouch a long time as well. Postions do not open up often due to – more...  the strong workforce. We are all a true team.

The hardest part of my job is that I have topped out. I have no room for advancement in the local office and therefore no raises. I m looking to supplelment mu income with a part-time job.

I enjoy the work, the management and the flexibility it allows me as well as my co-workers. – less

This company starts you off with great hours but the work is constant and can start to wear on you. Ridiculously early start times and be ready to be really sore for the first couple weeks from all the lifting. The employees are cool enough and there is almost a family vibe but only once you've been there a long time

We consulted with the students and helped them dress and preparefor their senior pictures. We set up appointments for them to come back to review and purchase pictures. Then toward the middle of the season, I worked as a consultant. I held appointments for the students and their parents and assisted them in the purchase of their portraits.

• Manage the daily operations and the staff of the studio to reach or exceed the company goals in sales, profits, expense control, and customer satisfaction.
• Service guests by photographing quality portraits with creativity, efficiency, and enthusiastic upbeat attitude.
• Create promotional events and advertisements for each season.

Had a great time working for Lifetouch in both school and retail portrait studios. However, Lifetouch primarily hires seasonal positions.

horrible hours, horrible staff, they rush you to sell and take photos