Wallace Hartley - Digital Stylist Stylitics Employee Review

1.0
17 Dec 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

You can work a remote or hybrid schedule as of now.

Cons

This place is absolutely a sinking ship, and the only reason people are still there is because with the job market the way it is, lifeboats are few and far between. I feel like the people that are still here are the violinists playing their hearts out on the Titanic as it went down. Everyone is incredibly underpaid and overworked. I used to think it was only stylists who were treated this way, but it’s not. We are scheduled down to the minute with tasks, but no, that doesn’t include time for meetings, or trainings, or even answering emails and Slack messages. Need to send a work email? You better do that off the clock. Scheduling asked you to train a coworker in a new process? Let’s lunch and learn because we aren’t accounting for that in your day and we aren’t approving you for overtime either. There is nowhere to grow here. Even the shiny, lauded favorites* at the top are leaving as soon as they find another offer because they are stuck with nothing more to learn and no way to advance their careers. Leadership gives you good reviews and are big on telling you they value your work, only to never make good on a promotion. It’s a carrot dangling right in front of your eyes while you just keep plowing forward like a donkey. *I don’t really need to get into the favoritism here because it’s in every review on this site. Just know that all of it is absolutely true. But tbh, it hardly matters anymore because even the favorites are leaving in droves. No one wants to be here. The layoffs were awful and plentiful too. They promised after the first round that they were done and we were all safe for years to come, but before the year was out they did another round that was larger than the first. They chose to start doing offshore hiring where they can pay people 11k per year to do a full-time job. But then again, they don’t even treat those cheap employees with decency, and in fact, schedule them for even more hours of work than the US-based employees because if there is a legal loophole, you can bet they are going to exploit it. The culture is truly terrible. There is no camaraderie anymore. They’ve even started giving out an award every month for someone being “funny” or “clever” on Slack because they’re desperate for people to even interact with each other. Upper management is now only concerned with the use and development of AI, which while cool in theory, is making the end product crappy. Customers that have been with us for years are noticing the sharp decline in quality and leaving. The company over promises and under delivers on just about everything which doesn’t inspire confidence in its clients or its workers. Badly done, guys.

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5.0
18 May 2026
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Pros

- Great opportunity for professional growth and career development, especially for people who enjoy taking ownership and learning quickly. - Strong focus on AI and innovation, with exciting opportunities to work on evolving technology and processes. - Collaborative and supportive team culture with people who are willing to help each other succeed. - Fast-moving environment where employees can make a meaningful impact on the business. - Opportunities to work cross-functionally and expand skill sets beyond traditional role boundaries.

Cons

Considerations: - Stylitics operates like a true startup environment, so it’s important to be prepared for a fast-paced atmosphere and shifting priorities. - The role can require balancing multiple priorities and moving quickly to meet deadlines, especially during high-growth periods. - Success here comes from being adaptable, proactive, and comfortable working in evolving environments.

5.0
11 May 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

A lot of upside, strong flexibility, and great people. It’s exciting to work at a company focused on AI innovation while working with the biggest clients in the industry.

Cons

Getting products to market can be deliberate at times, though this has improved considerably of late.

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