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Established in 1997, Mountain Warehouse has grown rapidly to become the largest Outdoor Retailer in the UK, with 400+ stores worldwide and strong online sales both in the UK and Internationally.

To keep us on the cutting edge of the outdoor world we are always on the lookout for talented, enthusiastic people from all walks of life who love to be part of a fast paced team. If you embrace hard work, love change and strive to always make things bigger and better then come join us.

We have a vibrant, busy office full of great people. There are loads of opportunities to get involved in projects away from your day to day and plenty of opportunity for growth across all departments. If you think you have what it takes to join the Mountain Warehouse adventure check out our Current Vacancies.

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Rating is calculated based on 21 reviews and is evolving.

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Retail Sales Assistant
3.0
5 March 2026
Okay Pay, Good Discount on Gear
Pros: The staff discount on outdoor gear is awesome, it really helps with personal purchases. Hourly pay as a Retail Sales Assistant is about what you'd expect for the retail industry in London, UK.
Cons: Raises are practically non-existent, even after a year or two. The benefits package beyond the discount isn't much to write home about, making it tough to save.
Advice to Management: Consider improving the pay progression for your onsite staff. Better pay and benefits would really help retain good Retail Sales Assistant talent.
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Retail Assistant
3.0
23 December 2025
Solid retail chain, job security is decent
Pros: You can count on your hours, which is nice for a retail job. As a Retail Assistant, I felt pretty secure with a steady paycheck. It's a well-known brand in outdoor gear, so they aren't going anywhere fast.
Cons: Progression isn't super clear if you want more than a team lead role. Sometimes shifts felt a bit random depending on seasonal demand, making it harder for long-term planning. For full-time retail jobs, the pay doesn't always feel competitive.
Advice to Management: Think about clearer paths for growth for those in retail jobs, beyond just a team lead. More consistent scheduling would also help morale.
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Sales Associate
3.0
29 April 2026
Decent pay for retail, but benefits could improve.
Pros: The hourly pay for a Sales Associate was actually pretty decent compared to other retail jobs in Manchester. You also get a staff discount on outdoor gear and clothing, which is a solid perk if you're into that kind of thing. It definitely helps offset some costs.
Cons: Beyond the discount, benefits aren't great. There isn't much in terms of health insurance or robust retirement plans for part-time staff, which is tough. Holiday allowance for hourly employees feels pretty standard, nothing to brag about in this retail industry.
Advice to Management: Consider enhancing the benefits package, especially for long-term retail staff. A better pension scheme or even modest health contributions would make a big difference for employee retention across the retail chain.
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