Liz Claiborne, Inc. Employer Reviews

The best part of working for Liz Claiborne Inc. was the customers and helping to style them with what worked well for them. Building relationships and providing great customer service. A typical day started by scheduling associates hours and what needed to be accomplished during the day. Management worked well together and provided input with tasks. – more...  The hardest part of the day was getting large shipments and getting them processed while waiting on customers, but a plan was always in place and it got finished. – less

A typical day at work was always very busy. Doing different tasks most of the time. The work enviroment was very professional and very respecful.
The hardest part of the job for me was waiting for shortness merchandise, because then you have to hold the process of costing.
The most enjoyable part of the job was at the end of the month when most of the – more...  work was completed and file. – less

When working in Liz Claiborne Everything is Fun,
Work place is always busy because where making sure even though theirs no Customer were trying to do Merchandising.
Management is taking care all of us,especially our Big Bosses.
Co-workers are very helpful, for me there is no hard part of the job.
we enjoyed anytime we spend at the shop.

I loved working here for the summer. They worked with your hours and what you needed you got.

I worked here the past eight years and learned alot over all.the job had good benefits.

The job would have been great if they didnt keep hiring and diffrent managers allthe time I never new what the day was going to be like which didnt bother me if everytime I came in I didnt see a new face with new rules, but my customers loved me and i trained every person that came in which was very fun.

• Created and updated technical packages for sampling and initial costing once a new style is approved or when an existing style has been modified within calendar deadlines
• Worked on sketch modifications and fit comments after line review to be sent back to factories

Structure by Division. Exposed to variety of product. Worked with several designers. Worked closely with patternmakers and sample room.

Not the brand you want to work for. Worked for Kate Spade as a Store Manager for four years and must say that it is nearly impossible to meet the expectations. Worked in the outlet division which is a much busier atmosphere than retail. There were way too many tasks to complete while making sure sales goals were met. The goals were quite inflated and – more...  if not met, you did not have job security. The corporate partners with Kate Spade are pretentious and if you do not fit their "ideal" mold, you simply do not fit in. Definitely beware of working for Kate Spade. – less

The only reason I'm leaving is because the warehouse will be closing down. I have been a loyal employee since the warehouse opened.

Overall it was a good company to work for but there was not much of advancement. They kept the store very well presented, had sales, clearance items. Management were open to suggestions from employees in order to improve the presentation of the store. We sometimes had to work in teams.

I enjoyed my position and working with others. I valued the fact that I controlled my work with little supervision. We were a small family. I was allowed the luxury of having a work/life balance.

It was an 2 month internship where i learned all aspects all retail and store management. i impoved my customer service, visual presentation skills.

It was a happy work environment with incentives like: sample sales, in house computer and self improvement courses, college classes reimbursement programs and great benefits.

This company is not the same based on years prior. The values have changed dramatically; if u r not a seller this job is not for you. If you are not a the company's goal within three moths you will no longer be employed. The speak highly of reporting things that don't seem right but yet they do nothing about the situation after you have conveyed the – more...  issue to them. This is a company that i will never work for again; never purchased from either. Google this company they own many different popular brands. BEWARE!!!! – less