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I'm having so much fun with planning for Black Friday and using up all my half-used stuff that its helping me keep my low-buy!
Good luck on getting the job! I wasn't sure if you were applying for one of the cosmetic counters or as a Macy's sales associate. If it's for a sales associate position, the employee discount doesn't extend to all departments. I worked there back in high school, so I definitely don't remember all the detail but I think cosmetics were excluded (they are generally leased by the companies and not actually Macy's, I think) as well as some of the commission earning departments (like shoes). Also, the way the discount is done is back-end. Employees must use a Macy's credit card that then has the discount applied to their bill. Those who do not qualify for a credit card are given cards they can load up ahead of time with cash. It got rather confusing at times.Originally Posted by SimplyJessica22 /img/forum/go_quote.gif
My exception is if I get the job at Macy's that I am applying for then every paycheck I am going to treat myself to 1 thing. If I do get the job I will put a budget on it then since I will know my hours and get a discount. So obviously I am *really* hoping I get it haha.
I might do that! I'm still going to wait until the 8th to get my free flash (to hold off a little ahah). I've really been wanting another travel-sized palette. I have the UD wallpaper palette but I'm really tired of it :C And I have nothing else travel sized I like (except for a Coastal Scents quad but the quality is pretty mreh)Originally Posted by usofjessamerica /img/forum/go_quote.gif
merp. i cashed in a $10 sephora gift card and used 100 points. i only spent $2 after that and got a UD lipstick sample and the UD ammo pallet! I don't think this counts as a failure I just gotta be strong for the rest of the month! ...which has just started. Oh well.
I hope you save enough for your trip! I would love to go backpacking in Europe.Originally Posted by GabiGirl67 /img/forum/go_quote.gif
So I've decided I need to focus on using things up already in my stash and not spending money on anything nonessential in any aspects of my life. I really want to go backpacking in Europe for 3 months this time next year and any money I spend on things I don't really need takes away from that trip. Plus a bunch of what I buy/already have will expire while I'm gone so I might as well use stuff up instead of buying more.
I might do that! I'm still going to wait until the 8th to get my free flash (to hold off a little ahah). I've really been wanting another travel-sized palette. I have the UD wallpaper palette but I'm really tired of it :C And I have nothing else travel sized I like (except for a Coastal Scents quad but the quality is pretty mreh)
I worked at Macy's until a couple of years ago and even as a non cosmetic associate, I received the employee discount on cosmetics, including the Lush that leased space. Around the holidays, in November I think, the employees discount for cosmetics was bumped up to 40% for a specified week but that did not include Lush. This may vary by district.Good luck on getting the job! I wasn't sure if you were applying for one of the cosmetic counters or as a Macy's sales associate. If it's for a sales associate position, the employee discount doesn't extend to all departments. I worked there back in high school, so I definitely don't remember all the detail but I think cosmetics were excluded (they are generally leased by the companies and not actually Macy's, I think) as well as some of the commission earning departments (like shoes). Also, the way the discount is done is back-end. Employees must use a Macy's credit card that then has the discount applied to their bill. Those who do not qualify for a credit card are given cards they can load up ahead of time with cash. It got rather confusing at times.Â
That's cool then. Yea, I worked as part of Macy's East a little over a decade ago, so my memory is certainly not the best for it and policies may have changed. Actually, I worked when it was still Federated Department Stores, Inc. and I'm now seeing that all the divisions' have now been consolidated under Macy's Inc. as of a few years back. So it might have been a policy change. Anyways, employee discounts on top of regular coupons and sales were always the best. =DOriginally Posted by joanholloway /img/forum/go_quote.gif
I worked at Macy's until a couple of years ago and even as a non cosmetic associate, I received the employee discount on cosmetics, including the Lush that leased space. Around the holidays, in November I think, the employees discount for cosmetics was bumped up to 40% for a specified week but that did not include Lush.
This may vary by district.
Look up a local shoe repair shop in your area! They can do wonders and if the shaft/any leather/synthetic material is in good condition, then the soles and heels are easy to fix, and usually under 30 dollars.I can't believe it's only the 2nd of September and already having a difficult time! I keep debating whether or not to get these boots for fall. I have such a hard time finding wide calf boots. And I was cleaning my closer yesterday and found out that my boots are falling apart. The soles have become unglued and have holes on them...sad I know. I just can't believe it's just the 2nd and already thinking about buying boots!!
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