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Earthbound Brands

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Would not recommend! - Designer Earthbound Brands Employee Review

1.0
20 Aug 2024
Recommend
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Pros

- Departments where the company has bigger investment seem to experience a better environment: Women’s, Home. - Employees band together to support eachother in a toxic environment. A lot of good, nice people that deserve better leadership.

Cons

Specific to the children’s team. - Inadequate leadership: lacking creative direction, decision making and vision. Leaders are not only incapable of motivating and retaining or growing team members, but have a toxic approach. A lot of instances of disrespect with employees, finger pointing and blaming is a popular dynamic. Top leadership does not foster team spirit. - No proper process and no trust in more experienced employees to implement them. No clear calendar or milestones, constant moving targets. - Walmart has huge influence on design and also has a very toxic approach. Earthbound employees feel like they’re constantly “getting in trouble” and being blamed when trying to do their jobs. - Benefits/perks are not respected. Very often Jewish holidays and 1/2 Fridays cannot be taken due to calendar conflicts. - Huge employer retention issues, 13 people have left during my time here even after being employed for less than a year. - Not a true designer job - the design process is done by suppliers instead of in-house. Very limited exposure to concept, no sketching, no PLM or 3D. Unconventional processes.

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5.0
23 Apr 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Great leadership, 2 day WFH.

Cons

Service business so dont always have control of the clients and their actions which impacts your role

2.0
4 Aug 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Hybrid work environment Sample shelf was occasionally a perk

Cons

Leadership is cliquish and retaliatory — if you’re not “liked,” you’re excluded from information, support, and opportunities A toxic “mean girl” culture defines much of the workplace dynamic Several team members in product roles lacked relevant experience but were hired or promoted based on personal relationships, not merit Coworkers often prioritize self-preservation over collaboration, even if it means throwing others under the bus Using tools like ChatGPT to independently analyze data (due to lack of internal support) was treated as insubordination rather than initiative Honest input or differing perspectives are seen as “conflict,” not collaboration

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