What is the company culture like at Hattori Hanzo Shears?

Fun job, get to talk to hairstylists all day, lots of freedom, lots of opportunity

Not a lot of structure - you have to find your own way

The company culture is diverse, fun and accepting. The schedule is autonomous.

Lots of wear and tear on your vehicle

Great culture and very supportive community and management Lots of perks and opportunities to travel if you put yourself out there Ability to make a decent amount of money This job will get you out of your comfort zone. As long as you hit your quota, you can create your own schedule and take lots of time off

Prepare to drive...A LOT. 70-80% of your time is driving Aside from the daily check-ins from your team, you're pretty much on your own. Worked there for over a year and only saw my co-workers (including manager) a hand full of times. Not much opportunity to get promoted

Hanzo empowers you to build a business you’re proud of. The company culture is fast-paced, supportive, and rewarding for self-starters. I’ve learned more about sales, resilience, and relationship-building here than anywhere else. The leadership team listens, the training is top-tier, and the product is something I can stand behind every day.

This job isn’t for people who want to coast — it takes hustle. You have to be incredibly self-motivated and organized. The freedom is amazing, but it’s earned through discipline and consistency.

Fun environment, incredible support for new reps, and top-tier training—both at the start and ongoing. I first worked for Hattori Hanzo right before Covid-19 hit, and I absolutely loved the culture and the team. Unfortunately, the pandemic took me in a different direction. That said, I always spoke highly of Hanzo and the way the company was run. As fate would have it, the stars aligned, and I found myself with the opportunity to return to the Hanzo Nation. I honestly didn’t think it was possible to improve an already amazing company—but they’ve done it. Hanzo continues to evolve, finding new ways to help reps succeed. It’s a challenging career, but the kind where you never feel like you’re out on an island alone.

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Interesting culture. Opportunity to explore different industry

Training and communication is ad hoc at best.

Working at Hanzo has been an awesome experience. The team culture feels like a tight-knit family where everyone’s super supportive and genuinely wants you to succeed. The training is some of the best I’ve ever had, and management is always there when you need them. You're trusted to own your territory, but you you don't feel like you're out there on your own. If you're driven, love connecting with people, and want to grow in sales with a company that has your back, Hanzo is the place!!

Lots of talking and driving.

Decent product and happy end users

Teamwork, customer service, communication and collaboration not supported

Team lead and team culture were great. Everyone I interacted with during onboarding and training were awesome and supportive. It's a fun job if you're social and enjoy talking to people.

Many questions and decisions needed to be run up the chain to the national sales director. Unclear policies, and unclear application of those policies. Seems to be up to the whims of the upper management.

Independence, coworkers, some brand recognition.

Lack of in territory support, communication, inexperienced front line management