Great company to work for - Store Manager David Yurman Employee Review

5.0
20 Dec 2023
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Pros

This company has very little turn over. They invest in their people do a lot to make their employees happy. The company compensates very well & has great benefits, including generous vacation offering. They have deep pockets (which goes a long way in terms of paying people well, rewarding people well, providing support needed for store supplies, etc). This is one of those companies where the sales people likely make more than their managers.

Cons

David Yurman requires a certain caliber of seasoned sales professional. If you don't have previous fine jewelry experience, then you probably can't "hang." The customer has been around longer than you & knows more than you do about the brand & the product. You will need to have extensive knowledge of precious stones & materials. The product assortment is so incredibly vast that it feels nearly impossible to know it all & really be the expert.

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5.0
17 Jan 2026
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Pros

Company really supports their employees. Next level platforms have built relationships and KPI’s in an effort to grow the brand and reach more engagement.

Cons

Nothing to specify as the company has grown and evolved.

3.0
9 Feb 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Working at David Yurman was a great experience overall. The pay structure and commission potential are very strong, especially for those who are motivated and good at building client relationships. The jewelry itself is good quality, which makes it easier to sell with confidence, and there is opportunity to make great money, top performing ambassadors are easily earning $110k+ annually.

Cons

While there is strong earning potential at David Yurman, the work environment can be challenging depending on the store and management. At the location I worked at, there was a high level of micromanagement and constant pressure to meet individual monthly sales quotas, even when the store was already meeting or exceeding its overall goals. This created unnecessary stress and took away from what could have been a more collaborative team environment. Because individual performance is heavily emphasized, it can also lead to a more competitive or “shark-like” atmosphere, where sales interactions feel tense as everyone is focused on hitting their numbers. Management styles were consistent, but expectations were extremely high, which can negatively impact morale and work life balance especially during peak seasons. There is also limited flexibility and, in some cases, unclear paths for advancement. While the brand and compensation structure are strong, the day to day experience can feel intense and overly performance driven, making it a difficult long term fit for some employees.

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