Lululemon: Product Development & Corporate Culture
Former Merchandising Executive at Lululemon
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Lululemon: Product Development & Corporate Culture(March 31, 2025)
Former Merchandising Executive at Lululemon
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Tell me about the recent criticism regarding slower growth in America. How do you view this in terms of the fragmentation of the athleisure market?
Attracting talent has been difficult for two main reasons. Firstly due to the company culture and high turnover of staff, and secondly due to the location being in Vancouver - nobody wanted to move there as it is an expensive area and the remuneration was low. They tried to open up the office in LA so they could hire some good designers there, however people like Sun left to go to Vancouver and took some people with her.
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