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What is it like working at Wal-Mart Stores, Inc?
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Customer Service Representative (CSR) in Statesville:
Nothing. And that isn't the problem. I am not getting paid enough to afford it.
I am currently interested in exploring a new career path.
Retail Store Manager in Tampa:
Pros: I enjoy teaching and training the Assistant Managers and hourly associates. Implement new programs and innovations.
Customer Service Cashier in Williston:
Not that fantastic, it could be a lot better!
Good job.
Unloader in Red Bluff:
Pros: The good is you can move anywhere you want in the network. The distribution side pays well. Schedules are pretty good they have plenty to fit your lifestyle.
Cons: Hard labor. Long days. Pay raises don't come as often as you'd like.
I've been treated alright.
Pharmacy Technician in Urbana:
Pros: I can move anywhere in y he country and still have a job. I can move to different departments I want to.
Cons: Working holidays. Missing time on weekends and evenings with my kids.
Satisfying the customer.
Department Manager, Retail Store in Monticello:
Pros: Being able to assist in everyday decisions.
Cons: Conflicting directions.
What It's Like.
Training Coordinator in Sparta:
Pros: I love the company. I really, truly do. I love the benefits I get and most of the people I work with. I see room for growth.
Cons: The thing that kills me is how weird the system is for reporting someone. If an associate is willingly breaking policy or even has an attitude problem, it's all reported the same. Most of the time, the person is spoken to but the behavior doesn't change. Then when reported again, management has stated they don't really care because you complain so much. If the person you report has seniority or is much older and closer to retirement, management will suggest finding another place within the store for you to work because you don't fit the mold. It's frustrating working in a culture that doesn't listen.
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