MODEL Employer Reviews

I attend castings for possible job opportunities and show up at shoots for magazines and clothing brands.

This is where I learned how to file, set up appoitments, ect. My manager was a very, very concerned person. I didn't have any Co-workers with this job. I didn't have a hard part of this job. Th e most enjoyable part of my job was being able to model live clothing runway shows for sponsors and companies.

This job was alright it could of been better organized there, but besides that its about the same as working at McDonald's.

Setting high industry standards for visual appearance and store atmosphere means lots of folding.

I learned how to read tags, stock, unload and prep shipments, prep new items for display, building displays, maintaining high quality work, and having fun!

Working at a place that you get to dress nice and not break a sweat is a great benefit. Plus, knowing – more... you did a good job made it that much more rewarding. – less

I was the administrative assistant to the sales manager. The job had great benefits, nice compensation and the atmosphere was very positive.

I have been in two movies, a TV show, fashion shows, and appeared on Pittsburgh Today Live's Trend Report.

Most days consist of traveling, meeting new people and learning about new products.

Get dressed and be on time. Take pictures and listen very carefully. Stay fit and Promote yourself within the business. be kind and respectful in someone elses business. The hardest part is dealing with other people attitude. You do tend to have the premadonnas and the crybabys. my co workers were like family and i learned alot throughout the business. – more... not everyone wants u but u keep it moving to the next. – less

My job was to help customers find the apparel they were looking for in our store and cater to their every need. The difficult part about this job is every one was not from the US. So as far as communicating with everybody, it was hard, but challenging. I love a challenge.

it was a under the table job but it was very nice and i liked it i hate writing these reviews ugh!!!

I have accelled in sales through commercial and infomercial market

Meet at a location for a shoot. Shoots were early in the morning around 4am that was hard pill to swallow. I loved working with the other models.

Good job
great environment
Learned a lot about retail
Not a hard job

Not enough hours, fragrance is strong, Co-worker: favoritism so its hard to get someone to help you when you really need them.

Assisting customers in their every need.
Folding and re stacking clothes.

When I would get a call to be in a photo shoot, or commercial it would be very exciting. You never knew what clothes or shoes you would wear. The people you would meet would be amazing.
I learned about people and cultures. How to apply people skills while dealing with photographers. My manager was a wonderful boss, she was a little over protective of – more... her younger girls about going overseas.
Your co-workers were different almost everytime. The hardest part of the job were the hours. You never knew when your next meal or sleep would be.
I loved this job because of who I got to meet and where I got to travel! – less

-Model for Charity at the university and community.
-Learned how to help other by doing what I love
-I was privileged to work with some very giving and selfless people

The management was very young and interesting to work with, they kept things simple, yet on task.

I enjoyed modeling alot. It was nothing like project runway but close enough. There was a cat walk and routines that had to be learned. When it was time to try on clothes the models went to Macy's, who clothes we modeled, then were asked to show off the clothes on the cat walk. while on the cat walk the models had a certain routine that was practiced.

From greeting customers to folding all types of clothing to working the sales register, I did it all. The store was a little dark and over scented for my taste but the consumers never seemed to have a problem with it. Besides one manager, my management staff consisted of younger individuals in which they all lacked leadership skills. They were all very – more... cool and nice people but were very hesitant decision makers and often second guessed themselves. Soon after working there I was asked to work more hours and perform more tasks due to the how fast I was able to pick up the position. My favorite part was interacting and complimenting the consumers. My least favorite part was prepping the store for the next day. After every closing shift we were required to refold the entire store which sometimes would take 2-3 hrs. – less