
It's got a great history of helping people and valuing all employees. I feel that social politics is changing that and not for the better, unfortunately. We need to start working on focusing on business success instead of being involved in political activism.
We support each other and encourage each other's success.
The focus on people and helping them improve their lives.
I like the force for good culture that we have established.
Working with my coworkers and manager. We have a great team.
Working with my coworkers. Seeing things get accomplished on my team.
Comradery. Everyone is willing to step up and help each other out.
We work well together and it's fun to see them every day.
I feel like the company tries to keep the costs relatively low. I appreciate that.
This company values being a Force for Good. I like that the best about the culture.
When compared to similar positions in many other companies, I am paid less at Nu Skin.
I know my position is underpaid because I see similar positions online advertised that make more.
Social politics is starting to become common in the work culture and it seems to starting at the executive level.
They care about the people that work here. I've seen Nu Skin sacrifice profits for employees. That's really saying something, IMO.
My favorite thing about Nu Skin is the culture. Sometimes I think the executives aren't an example of the culture because they behave differently when not on stage. If we don't follow the culture all of the time, then the culture is meaningless.