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Perry Ellis International

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One month in - Customer Service Representative Perry Ellis International Employee Review

3.0
12 Mar 2026
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Pros

No micromanaging, feel like I'm trusted to perform my role as asked. Still very early but I am feeling fine.

Cons

No remote work. I feel like my role could be done from home, office environment feels stale some days. Taking a walk outside helps though. Hard to make any connections at work due to the layout. People aren't very friendly outside of my team as well.

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5.0
9 Jun 2026
Recommend
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Pros

From the interview process through onboarding, everyone has been welcoming, professional, and supportive. The leadership team has demonstrated a clear commitment to customer experience, operational excellence, and cross-functional collaboration. I was particularly impressed by the emphasis placed on customer satisfaction, process improvement, and empowering teams to succeed. The role offers an exciting opportunity to make a meaningful impact by supporting well-known brands such as Original Penguin and Callaway Golf Apparel while working alongside talented professionals across multiple departments. While I’m still new to the organization, I am optimistic about the future and excited to contribute to the continued growth and success of the business.

Cons

None that I can see.

1.0
13 May 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Continue investing in training and onboarding resources, especially for new team members learning multiple systems and processes at once. Creating even more opportunities for cross-team communication and feedback could also help employees feel even more supported and connected as the company continues to grow. Overall, maintaining the positive culture and collaborative environment is what makes the experience stand out.

Cons

High-stress environment, low morale across teams, limited work-life balance, and leadership styles that can feel outdated, overly harsh, and intimidating. Communication and employee support often felt lacking, and the company culture felt more corporate than creative despite being in the fashion industry. Professional growth and mentorship opportunities also seemed limited depending on the department.

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