In the midst of Nasty Gal’s continued problems, including a recent layoff of 19 employees, Netflix announced that it was adapting founder Sophia Amoruso’s best-selling book, #Girlboss, into a television show.
The clothing company Nasty Gal, which is either an inspiring story of #girlboss entrepreneurdom or a really hellish place to work, depending on who you ask, is laying off employees today. Women’s Wear Daily reports that 19 people were laid off, or about ten percent of the staff; a source at the company tells Jezebel…
“Be a nice person at work,” Sophia Amoruso writes in her 2014 book #GIRLBOSS, a combination memoir and self-help book for hungry millennial feminists looking to get ahead in life and business. “If you are a total terror to work with, no one will want to keep you around. And the worst kind of mean is selective mean—the…
A new lawsuit claims that hip, woman-led clothing company Nasty Gal is “a horrible place to work for professional women who become pregnant,” accusing the company of illegally firing four pregnant women. The suit, filed by ex-employee Aimee Concepcion, says Nasty Gal terminated her and three other women, as well as…
Amoruso, author of #GirlBoss and founder/CEO of fast-growing trashy-chic e-commerce company NastyGal, announced to her staff on Monday that she is stepping down as CEO.
Nasty Gal had its third round of layoffs this year, according to WWD. TechCrunch says the online fashion shop dismissed up to 10 percent of staffers. Just a few months ago, founder Sophia Amoruso was being feted in magazines and dispensing best-selling advice from business memoir #GIRLBOSS.
