First time there and Kaylee was awesome. Great experience and will be returning there for future cuts.
Ridiculous this place normally has a long wait time so they tell you to schedule ahead of time, I’m driving on I-95 so I call in - no can’t do that you have to go online to schedule! So I get there and all of the employees are standing around guess Sports Clips would rather have their employees stand around than good customer service and schedule an appointment on the phone. Needless to say I will be finding a friendlier place to do future business with. Maybe a place that does not expect you to put your life on the line and schedule an appointment while you are driving!
I had worked for sport clips in Viera over the summer of 2017. It was a wonderful experience for me. The management was very understanding. I have two children and they were very flexible and understanding with the hours that I was able to work. They took great care of me and they take exceptional care of their clientele. The stylist that work for sport clips in Viera are very skilled and really truly care for their customers. I highly recommend working for this company.
So I worked for a corporate company called sportclips in viera 2017. I was given a schedule that was nothing to my needs so I constantly had to base my life around it. Was left with no time for myself or my son. Not only that but I was bullied, made fun of behind my back, teased, taken advantage of. Rather than showing consideration for my Fatal Heart Disease (long qt syndrome. Sudden death syndrome, which I have a pacemaker for, which is to help keep me alive during random cardiac arrest episodes), I was discriminated against and because I cant exert myself like everyone else my hours were cut for not being able to do at least 3 haircuts an hour. Which for one I find impossible being able to do three good quality haircuts an hour. I fixed numerous haircuts because some of the people had no compassion or care for their clients it was basically just in and out for them. I also didn't even feel like a hairdresser anymore and not even close to a barber I felt like a damn referee having to wear a sports outfit everyday I thought we were selling hair not Sports. I came in on days off to help I even stayed late to help I even didn't evacuate for the hurricane so that I could help shut down a salon that I'm not even responsible for risking my own safety for a person who dropped off the supplies and left us to take care of everything for her. also after the hurricane I was confronted on my next shift that I didn't answer my phone and that the salon needed help when they reopened after the hurricane well unfortunately I didn't have power for 5 days and I'm not privileged like everybody in Viera so I didn't have a phone to be contacted on nor did I have power or water to get myself ready for work. so because of all of this the company thought it's slick to decrease my hours to 12 hours a week the only thought running through my mind was how the hell am I going to take care of me and my son on 12 hours a week. after seeing that schedule I decided to resign which to No Surprise no one in management contacted me which told me they wanted me gone. just because I don't look sick or ill or distressed on the outside doesn't mean I don't feel what's happening to my heart on the in side. I am so fortunate to have rejoined and reunited with a team I have worked for before who have consideration for people's needs and disabilities. I was given a schedule that I wanted that works best for me so now I have more time with my son and I don't need to base my life around work. I'm doing full-service again which is so much fun I forgot how awesome it is doing highlights and taking the time to pamper your client and connect rather than pushing them out the door. my body has emotionally and physically healed itself of the stresses from my last job. I wake up more energized and relaxed and positive. I can wear a professional comfortable outfit that doesn't make me look like a sports team member. overall I'm happy I escaped that corporate hell hole. I felt like a robotic machine working for ungrateful discriminative inconsiderate superiors ( excluding the superiors I actually got along with which was only one of them). I had to get this off my chest and share how our corporate worlds are capable of treating people so horribly. I am so much happier than I have been this entire year. just sad that it took a year to figure out how screwed up corporate is for hairdressers.
Literally the worst hair cut I've had in years. I asked for a fade. Came home looked in the mirror at my new bowl cut. Terrible
I will be using this place again. Nice expeeience all the way around
Heather is a good person she did a awesome job long wait. But awesome service.
Heather cut my hair last week. Her chair side manner out-shined anyone I have had to cut my hair at this location ever! Great Job Heather!
Wait time was 24 minutes. An hour later, wait time was still 24 minutes.
Very overpriced compared to other barber shops. $18 for a mens cut compared to $12 at the barber shop I go to. They charged $16 for my 3 yr old son to sit in the chair for 5 minutes for a cut. Although the staff is very friendly and courteous, the quality of cut is hit or miss depending who you get. I only go here out of convenience when I cant make it to a real barber shop.
Usually a 20 minute wait, but the quality haircuts are worth the wait
This was my first visit based on the recommendation of a friend.
Upon arrival I requested a specific stylist and was given a 30-40 minute wait time that I accepted.
After waiting for an hour I visited the customer service counter and was told that I was up next. All the while other customers came, received service and left.
After waiting for 75 minutes I simply walked away.
At no time did I receive any updates regarding the timing of my requested service.
Not good!
Jerry is the man. Able to do specialty cuts if desired.
More expensive than your average haircut but they do offer military discount. Call ahead!