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Order Selector Reviews
What is it like working as an Order Selector?
May 2016
Proper Rest for Best Performance.
Order Selector:
The best advice I can give to a new Order Selector is that proper rest is the most effective way to perform this job accurately. It will help to cut down on stress levels and increase performance levels. The more skills one has, the better chance he/she has to make more money. Responsibilities are very demanding and overtime is usually required.
June 2015
Order Selector:
Pros: Constant high tempo work environment.
Cons: Not having weekends off. Constant over time.
May 2015
Lift product and stack on a pallet in a allotted amount of t.
Order Selector:
Pros: Exercise.
Money.
People.
Discounts.
Location.
Cons: Long hours.
Management.
Lack of respect.
Stress levels.
Flexibility.
November 2014
Lot of hours, very cold, late notice on work schedule.
Order Selector:
Pros: Independent work, cool co-workers.
Cons: Very cold, late notice on work schedule, physical demand, no union.
December 2013
Safeway.
Order Selector:
Pros: Good co workers.
Cons: Overtime.
Hard work and pressure.
Bad supervision.
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