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What is it like working at Walmart.com?
Stressful.
Stocker in Three Rivers:
Pros: Spending the time to help customers find what they are looking for fast and efficiently
Cons: The poor pay for associates
Develop applications.
Software Engineer / Developer / Programmer in Dallas:
Pros: New opportunities
Cons: Pay
Amazing.
Human Resources (HR) Coordinator in Bengaluru:
Pros: Recruiting
Cons: Recruiting
I am unemployed at the moment.
Cashier in Wichita Falls:
Pros: i like working at the deli
Cons: cleaning the pans
The pay is barely scraping by.
Department Manager, Hardware Store in Madera:
Pros: The people
Cons: The amount of stress on one single person and the expectation to do it all on your own when it’s pretty close to impossible in some situations. And never feel appreciated
Stressful no work life balance.
Assistant Store Manager in Brandon:
Pros: The associates and customers
Cons: Upper management and no work life balance
No communication not teamwork...alot of backstabbing, lying, lazy two faced women.
Deli Associate in North Augusta:
Pros: Work
Cons: No communication not teamwork
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