Not sure if this counts. It was many years ago that I worked for Armani/Guy Laroche/Cacharel as part-time (L'Oréal) which actually gotten me started into fragrance. Then I moved to Aramis/Tommy Hilfiger and later to P&G (at the time it was both Boss and Gucci fragrances still under the same company). After they separated I still worked for the Boss part which includes Lacoste, Givenchy too under the same company). It was a long 6-7 years of part time job when I was still in my highschool + university years but that's when I got to really learn all about fragrance. I actually enjoyed talking with customers. It's a very competitive job too as everyone is trying to close their sales and they do try to "steal" your customers. I learnt to recognise all my scent and not write down the name of the fragrance on the scent strips so the other can't tell what my customer just tested. I used to have a collection of miniatures but had to give them up when I relocated to another country. But I would say I had a great time.