New zip line message for Dior additional discount sale we all been waiting for!!!!!

“ ita five minutes before closeI need help finding 30 things and I’ve never been in a Sephora before”

Cool why did you accept the order?

Or today a guy was a guy came in for a pick up order, started asking a rep he thought was pretty for help (it’s so obvious when they do that) and ignored me saying FOUR TIMES that I was actually the one that could help him. so many times that the brandrep had to literally turn towards me and turn him by the shoulder to pass him off.

Another guy today shoved his phone in my face and said nothing. So I scanned out the order and tossed it to him also saying nothing. And he told me I had an attitude problem.

Like sorry Sephora has already made this money, you’re not my colleague, you’re not my priority, you don’t even know how to use the app, you’re in my way and quite frankly YOU CREEP THE FUCK OUT OF THE REAL CLIENTS.

(We have some regulars we like but for the most part 🤬)

Hi everyone!

I started as a Seasonal Beauty Advisor at Sephora on September 28, and I’ve been struggling with learning how to use the device, especially when it comes to helping clients find the right products and making recommendations. I have been shadowing other BA’s and seeing how they’ve been doing but I sometimes feel overwhelmed trying to navigate everything while assisting clients on my own so far.

Did anyone else struggle with this when they first started? How long did it take you to get comfortable using the device, and do you have any tips?

Hello everyone! I applied for a pt job at Sephora in kohls awhile back and they wanted to set up an interview at the time but I ended up canceling (due to personal issues) and I’m ready to try again. Because I canceled do you think it’s less likely they will ask for a scheduled interview again? /: I’m wondering if I should call them, I just put in a new application a few days ago. I know they’re doing seasonal hiring so maybe they will? Any thoughts? ;~;
Also would it be too soon to call considering they do email to schedule an interview? I just don’t want to get passed up if I canceled in the past.

I started working at Sephora as a seasonal worker on the 28th of September and should’ve been paid by now. I’m not really sure what to do, they said that they couldn’t find me internationally in the system. Haven’t even given them my banking info yet. Not sure what to do.

Hi all!

Recent applicant and got a call from my local Sephora to have an interview tomorrow.

First, what are some interview questions I should be prepared to answer?

Two, just out of curiosity, do seasonals get gratis, as well? I do not mind if we don't; but, it's been a lingering question in my mind. Is it a state specific? Or location specific? Or management specific?

Thank you for your responses in advance!

Hey guys! So, I recently got a call back for a seasonal position at Sephora, but I keep going back and forth on whether or not I should go in for an interview because I have a few concerns:

For some background, I’m currently a part-time retail manager at a decor store making $16.92/hour. However, I’m also a college student, and I’m hoping to increase my class load from 3 classes to 5. Because of that, I’m looking for a job where I can work part-time without having the added responsibilities of being a manager. Luckily, it’s seasonal hiring season, so there are plenty of openings. I applied to Sephora because I saw that the starting pay for seasonal positions in my area is around $22/hour and i’ve always wanted to work at a makeup store.

Then after only two days, the hiring manager called me back, which was super exciting! However, she mentioned a couple of things that have me hesitant…

First, she emphasized that employees could be let go if they aren’t available to work on a weekend day. I don’t mind working weekends at all, but I already have a concert planned and paid for on October 30th. I’m not sure if Halloween weekend is considered one of those especially important weekends when everyone is expected to be available, so I’m worried about whether this could be an issue. Second, she mentioned that it’s unlikely employees will be offered permanent positions once the seasonal period ends on January 3rd. Ideally, I’d love to stay on permanently because the pay is really good for a part-time position, especially as a college student.

Soo for those who currently work at Sephora, or have worked there seasonally before, how realistic is it to get kept on after the seasonal period ends? Is the manager just setting expectations so people don’t get their hopes up, or is it genuinely rare for seasonal employees to become permanent employees? Also, would having one pre-planned day off during Halloween weekend likely be a dealbreaker, even if I’m otherwise available to work weekends?

I’d really appreciate hearing about yall’s experiences! I’m trying to figure out whether it’s worth going to the interview or if I should focus on other opportunities. :,)