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Wren Kitchens
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wrenkitchens.comShowing 16 reviews
Good team
Office haven’t got a clue and don’t care, very physically and mentally demanding
Wren Kitchens Employee, June 2022
The commission
Management
Hours
Work every bank holiday, weekend, Christmas, October break, Easter break
Very difficult you get time off
Lunch and breaks are frowned upon
Wren Kitchens Employee, May 2022
Good bonus
Targets and workplace politics
Wren Kitchens Employee, May 2022
The team itself is great.
Incompetent management and office staff.
Wren Kitchens Employee, February 2022
Money is good
Hours aren’t too bad
Good team
Intense sales environment
Free issues
Expected to work late
Wren Kitchens Employee, February 2022
Always paid on time, no shift changes, 5 weeks holiday
Work as a whole, very hard manual labor.
Wren Kitchens Employee, November 2021
Hours and pay
Fast paced
Wren Kitchens Employee, September 2021
Always same biura of work, every weekend free
Very Hard manual labor
Wren Kitchens Employee, July 2021
Commission
No breaks, blame culture, difficult to book holidays, zero work life balance
Wren Kitchens Employee, May 2021
Nothing. It just pays the bills. People who buy from wren do not see how poorly we are treated and it’s awful. Please don’t buy from them.
Everything.
Wren Kitchens Employee, May 2021
Everything. Don’t work for wren unless you’re really desperate
Wren Kitchens Assembler, March 2021
Regular shifts. Always Sunday off. Tota is regular and can swap day off if important.
Wren Kitchens Warehouse operative, February 2021
Commission, hours, technology
Stress, workload, management, long days, hard to progress.
Wren Kitchens Designer, February 2021
Good pay an inter action
Hours can be unnecessary long sometimes
Wren Kitchens Assistant manager, January 2021
people I work with
can be long hours
Wren Kitchens Assembly admin, October 2020
Mostly ‘job & knock’. Fortnight off over Christmas. Don’t have to work bank holidays. Monday to Friday work until July (2020).
Long days and subsequent unpaid overtime . Too many silly rules to fall foul of. Supervisors always looking to dig you out. Company ethos doesn’t allow mistakes - you are expected to behave and act like a robot.
Wren Kitchens Driver, March 2020