Modern Citizen, an omnichannel women’s fashion retailer, has been growing since it launched three years ago, adding employees and brick-and-mortar locations. An early decision to use a workforce management (WFM) solution has eased many of the typical “growing pains” that young companies experience. The retailer puts an emphasis on affordable but fashionable clothing, accessories and home goods. “We’re trying to really break into this idea that quality and brand is not associated with price anymore,” said Lizzie Agnew, Co-Founder and COO of Modern Citizen in an interview with Retail TouchPoints. “Our price point is very accessible, under $100, but our aesthetic is very aspirational.” Modern Citizen has been using the Homebase WFM solution since its launch. The tool has helped Modern Citizen keep up with demand as it hired additional workers and opened its first physical storefront in San Francisco, growing from a single warehouse to both retail and delivery operations. “As COO, and as someone who manages a lot of our operations software, that’s always the biggest concern,” said Agnew. “You grow, and you break your software and you need to then change and somehow fix it. With Homebase, I’d say we’ve barely touched what it can do.” Homebase…