Apply now with your resume and a brief cover letter telling us why Tree of Life feels like your kind of place. 🌿
Apply now with your resume and a brief cover letter telling us why Tree of Life feels like your kind of place. 🌿
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Tree of Life
(35 reviews)Unclaimed
Company Profile
Company overview
Website
Industry
Fashion Retail & Department Stores
Primary location
CHESTER ST, 12
2038
ANNANDALE
Australia
We love life, beauty, colour & spiritWe celebrate the craftspeople of the world, with a particular focus on India & South East AsiaEthics are important to us. We work with suppliers & producers who have similar ideals and give back to communities where are goods are madeFor all who seek lives of adventure and romance Tree of Life ↠ Peace, love, beauty, magic Visit our stores ↠ Shop online
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What’s it like working at Tree of Life?
AI summary of recent reviews
Employees appreciate the friendly and welcoming colleagues who create a positive team atmosphere in stores, as well as the excellent staff discount on products. The customer interactions are generally pleasant and enjoyable, and staff feel proud to represent a company with ethical values, including fair trade practices and community giving. Employees also enjoy working with the beautiful and varied products, including clothing and jewellery.
However, there are some potential challenges, such as inconsistent communication from upper management, with decisions sometimes made without staff input and responses that can be slow or unclear. Shift availability can be limited for some employees, particularly casual staff, with reports of insufficient hours or unequal distribution. Some locations have experienced workplace culture challenges, including cliques and concerns about complaint handling. Additionally, staffing levels can be tight during busy periods, and some employees have found flexibility for time off to be limited, particularly around family commitments and important personal events.
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Recent reviews
2.0
Casual Sales Stylist
Apr 2026Newcastle NSW 2300Less than 1 year in the role, former employee
Micromanaging and vague experience
The good thingsthe staff were friendly and welcoming
The challengesstore processes - lots of micromanaging, constant feedback mixed with no feedback at all, never knew if we were doing right or wrong
2.0
Manager
Feb 2026Sydney NSW 2000Less than 1 year in the role, former employee
Like a fast fashion outlet Very clicky team members
The good thingsOver coming challenge
The challengesToo much over stock , online returns come off store budget terrible customer service people wear things returns after 3 weeks. , unsafe with the cameras to protect staff and just over all bad communication not much positive feedback back no incentive to make more money because making budget you receive no bonus. Hard work hard labour and constant change to be done in drop off hat not much freedom as a manger as it’s all up to head office very uninspiring. And like a fast fashion outlet
1.0
Storeperson
Jan 2026Tuggerah NSW 2259Less than 1 year in the role, former employee
Toxic staff members, no action from Head Office, kind and respectful customers.
The good thingsGenuinely enjoyed the customer interactions, 9/10 times I'd look forward to my next interaction with them.
The challengesNeed to hire new staff and drop the old team. Team members who have been there for a few years have no respect for new authority and are too set in their way and won't budge no matter how much kindness and respect you have for them. Very toxic environment which is ironic since it's meant to be all peace, love and zen vibes.
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