What is working from home like at IKEA?

The only good thing is you can work from home a few days a week but it’s unlikely you will work 9-5 M-F

Overall the company is awful, there’s nothing good to say, if you don’t accept a position where you make over $80k from the start it’s likely you will be in poverty and need to live off government assistance, odds of getting a promotion are extremely low even with years of experience, there are not many job opportunities at ikea. IKEA pays on the lower end of market pay for all its positions. Been at the company for over 5 years never received a bonus No individual performance incentive All it is is a corporate job! ikea is not offering anything special (no good benefits) to its employees, I almost feel like a clown for working here as long as I have! As someone who isn’t into politics very much is very obvious that the company has a progressive or liberal bias and at times comes across as very distasteful or even in unrespectful to those who aren’t very into all that stuff. I would really like to work at a company where quality work & tenureship is rewarded but that is not here

-Very stable working hours -Balanced personal and professional life -No work from home culture -A lot of facilities provided in terms of medical for you and your family. -Leadership opportunities.

-Its not really an Interior Design work based firm -Copy paste is what’s expected for implementation. -u need to do the floor work such as drilling, light fixing, removing wrappers, and all tasks which we as designers supposed to get done from outside have to do it ourselves. -too much time waste for material procurement process

Good colleagues and if you have a good TL will be a great place to work. Lot's to learn and develop your skills. Once you have worked there for sometime you do have the option to work from home and 1 day in the office is mandatory.

Some of the TLs shouldn't even have the job. They are not there because they care about looking after their team, but because they have the right contacts/friends to get into the position. I saw people who more than deserve to get the position of TL get rejected and of course they later quit. SOME managers pretend to care about your problems, and some of them don't even know how to operate the systems themselves or answer simple questions. If you do manage to get lucky with one of the good TLs you'll be happy as it will be a nice place to work with a good environment.

Good work-life balance through flexible hours

limited pay and a lack of a WFH culture.

- Inclusive and supportive work environment - Opportunities for growth and development, be vocal about your desire for more and be curious/ask questions. - People like you! I have been so lucky to have built friendships and be part many co-worker's journeys, where some have moved on to other roles within the organisation and outside. - Competitive salary: IKEA values you beyond your degree and resume and places a large portion to your culture&values fit and the skills you have in your backpack that you acquired in your IKEA journey. - Discounts and bonus program: 15% discount applied to all items!!

- Work/life balance for parents with young children/limited help can be stressful when doing shiftwork, however, IKEA now offers flexible work arrangements and fixed rosters.

getting paid I guess, work from home

over worked under paid. micromanaged

Work from home allowed or felexible

No holidays, pto, repetitve work, etc

- Kind employees - HR was phenomenal - Cute office

- Ugly uniform - Disgraceful pay - Incredibly draining having to deal with belligerent and disrespectful customers all the time - Weird micromanaging attitude from TLS - PSI was insufferable & took their jobs too seriously - 6 day work weeks should be illegal - No flexible WFH options.

The freedom u get to do ur job is unmatched. Colleagues are ready to help with what u want as a beginner in the field. Potential to learn from experts in the field and grow

My thesis was mostly work from home.

work from home if you like that.

They monitor every SECOND of every work hour. You go to the bathroom and you have to explain to your super where and what and why. crazy . Backwards training very complicated and poor.