Limited Brands Employer Reviews

A typical day at working was racing against the clock to process all merchandise within the work shift. I learned about retail, but not only that more about how women's retail is so very different from men's retail. From different sizes to the delicacy of fabric, it can be a challenge finding what a woman needs.

Very clean
Nice steady pace
Friendly environment
Learned how to wrap on the assembly line

Management and co-workers were very inspiring and there was never a dull day at work. Loved the atmosphere it was almost like going to a party every day rather than going to work. Learned a lot about myself working for this company and this is where my love for business started.

The Hours Was Perfect, We Had Breaks, They Let us Go Home If There Was No Work, The Pay Was Good. The Supervisors Was Cool And Nice.

EARNING THE RIGHT SET OF NUMBERS TO PACK TO KEEP A GOOD UNITS PER HOUR,FRIENDLY CO WORKERS

Culture was great, but work/life balance can be difficult. Management can be somewhat unprofessional/political. Potential for personal and career growth is there.

Well respected, fun atmosphere and great people to work with

A typical work day would be log in,get your apron on and name tag, get out on the floor find a manager and ask what your to do that day (for seasonal employees).
I learned how to merge flow and sell sell sell
Management was good sometimes they were a little confusing and not direct with instructions
Co-workers were very friendly and helped out a lot
The – more... Hardest part time job would have to be trying to sell something to a customer the managers always want you to be peppy and outgoing and i am that but they like are overwhelming
The most enjoyable part time job would be Merge flow and Helping customers find what they are looking for or something they have never tried before – less

Interning with Limited Brands has taught me more aspects of business than I could have possibly imagined. Having retail experience in the stores allowed me to see one side of business and being on the web team has allowed my growth and knowledge of both aspects of the business to flourish.

it was great wish i could come back. good people and no problems there at tha limited

A lot of computer work. It seems a lot of people don't socialize in their department. Everyone just sits in their cubicles and does their work.

warehouse work is great if you are comfortable with repeated job duties and standing for long periods of time the hours were good the pay was excellent

setting and preparing for floorsets, customer service, training new assoc.

co-workers are a blast to be around.job duties were good for the time aloud.

The days went by fast since there was always tasks to be completed before closing from customer service to stock/shipment. Co-workers were usually upbeat and worked as a team. The most enjoyable part of the job was dealing with people, the custmers as well as co-workers. If I had to say a hard part of the job it would be dealing with unsatified customers – more... although there was always a solution. – less

True Corporate environment .
great growth prospects within,

Typical day at work was providing logistical support by receiving merchandise and scanned into system for tracking. I learned a lot about the company and how Merchandise processing works. The hardest part of working for The Limited Brands was working third shift. No other shifts were ever available to change schedules.

Staying focused on task leads to accuracy. Enjoyable environment, communication with group lead satisfactory. Management meets needs with open door policy. Maintaining accuracy while keeping up with required production goal for team progress. Character of each individual should be taken into consideration for success of goal. Reaching an accurate projected – more... goal to maintain production for advancement. Quarterly reports given to keep associates aware. – less

Generally nice place to work. If you work for a brand (Victoria's Secret, Bath & Body Works or Henri Bendel) there are great product perks and employee recognition. If you work for "the call center" a.k.a. in a role that supports the entire enterprise, little to no recognition at all.

Although at times the job can be quite physical, it is enjoyable due to it being well managed and having very solid associates to work with. I was fortunate enough through hard work and a quick grasping of the specifics to the job to be taught how to run Inbound. That, plus my ability to perform highly at every other aspect allowed me to be kept on – more... after the peak season ended.

A typical day of work involves coming in to our start up meeting and doing a thorough stretch. After which we are given our assignment which will either be in outbound, inbound, or in palletizing (palletizing is a process of walking up and down rows of rollers and correctly placing boxes in their designated column of pallets). We then had two fifteen minute breaks, and one half hour lunch throughout our day.

The hardest part of the job is definitely making sure to be continuously looking to improve yourself, so you can be sure that you stand out to management. There are a lot of good employees, so you must at all times be confident that you are a great employee.

My most enjoyable part of the job is being shown that management has the trust and faith in me to teach me supervisor level responsibilities. – less