Pros
Good connection with clientele. Good place to pick up extra shifts when they are needed. You can meet some awesome people.
Cons
There's honestly nothing to say about this place but HORRIBLE. the company itself is a joke. They only care about how much money they are making each year. They don't bother to appreciate who really makes that happen. WHICH IS US THE STYLISTS. without us drybar wouldn't be anything. I have been with this company for 4 years and not once have I ever gotten AT LEAST a "thank you for working with us" from the egotistical owner Alli Webb. Met her a couple times and has no care for anything or anyone but herself. We get little to no pay, 4 years of a 45min commute for 10.75/hr. So basically the worst sweat shop anywhere. You will get no hours, no commission(due to their new policy). So if you like working for nothing, come work here. You will be expected to scrub toilets, clean their frames with qtips and toothbrushes,scrub baseboards, pick up dead rodents from the shop. Worst place to work. Only reason I stay is because I have a steady clientele and I get to basically come in whenever I want to or not. Other than that, DO NOT WORK HERE. better off at a hair cuttery.