Threadless Reviews

3.1

44% would recommend to a friend

(9 total reviews)
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Jake Nickell

100% approve of CEO

45% positive business outlook

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9 reviews
2.0
20 Jun 2015
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Lots of creative people, cool open office, free breakfast on Monday, monthly Thirsty Thursdays, events throughout the year, free t-shirts every month, benefits package is good, PTO policy is unlimited and you can work from home, gated parking lot

Cons

Threadless is very disorganized as a company. Meetings are poorly ran, nepotism is rampant. Most of the department heads are friends of the CEO. Some employees work very little, while others are completely overwhelmed with no support from management. There is absolutely zero chance to move up in the company. Employee turnover is VERY high, like 10+ people have left in the past 6 months. There was an HR person but they left in 2014. Management changes direction all the time. We phase out certain things only to bring them back later. Most of the employees complain about working there but no one wants to speak to management because they are afraid of getting fired. I've never worked at a place with more people who dread coming into work or dislike their managers so much. Many employees stay for the insurance. A lot of the systems are built in house and so there is a disconnect between things like production, warehouse management, and the customer management system. Management team does offsite meetings regularly and there is little transparency. When you come on you hear about the good old days when the company used to do things together and they would have big parties or company events. Sadly it seems to have changed a lot since then. It feels like there is a large divide between those who are close to the CEO and the rest of the employees. Site changes and other initiatives are shipped before they are ready. Everything is rushed and buggy. The tech team has too much on their plate. Sales are poor. Not sure what the future holds, It doesn't seem like things are improving.

3.0
26 Mar 2015

Great company to gain experience with.

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

The work experience is great to use as a stepping stone, co-workers are fantastic to work with and great team building environment.

Cons

Since it is a small company, upward movement within is difficult. You will find yourself getting a lot lateral "promotions" with added responsibilities.

2.0
29 Aug 2022

Great if you love micro aggressions!

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

starting salary i met some amazing people

Cons

*drink the kool-aid or be miserable *"diversity and inclusion initiative" is BS *"you're family" until they're done with you then please pack up and go and be shunned *only men know how to use a computer here so prepare for an explanation of something you already know how to do because are you sure you know how? hmmm no you probably can't read - only men can read silly! *"racism? from my bestie? no i'm sure you misunderstood" *they love your input...but only if it's about how they're perfect thoughtful heroes cause they're saving the world one terrible product at a time *"i understand that you have to spend a heinous amount of time responding to vitriolic messages but...i dunno i feel like customer service isn't AS important so we'll pay you the least!" *"you get a 50 cent raise!" [squints at check] 'cost of living adjustment' *the money hungry venomous pit viper in sheep's clothing - if you look deep into her eyes you can see there's nothing there! so...keep those problems to yourself. *if you're not at the top of the "family" tree, in that circle of upper bffs, if you speak out you will be gaslit because wow i don't think their bff would do that assume positive intent ok? *maybe i meant money hungry sadistic boa constrictor and venomous sociopath? *if it's between you and selling the 3rd house goodbye to you *the long established cult of fear: no one would dare speak out against a bestie because nothing will get done *"we don't want you to experience burnout...but...don't take too much time off. yes even if you just got out of surgery repairing your hand - have you tried setting up dictation?" *beware the male slack comedians *lied about layoffs then got rid of about half the company (including the woman who just returned from maternity leave! but they care, right?) *they don't know what a disability is...oh unless you tell them exactly what it is! otherwise you're faking it and why don't you love them? they're perfect! *prepare to be shut out of meetings so your idea can be credited to the team of besties *i'm sorry why aren't you leading a standing ovation and croaking out a tearful thank you for the absolute bare minimum they've done? seems ungrateful...are you even a team player? *no one actually has your back if they say it to you it's extremely fake everyone is afraid of losing their job *corporate greed now in a smaller package!

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