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Meijer, Inc. Reviews
What is it like working at Meijer, Inc.?
Meijer Keeps Antidepressants in Buisness.
Customer Service Representative (CSR) in Middletown:
Pros: My Coworkers
Cons: The customers and the lack of support or really any sort of positivity from management
Crew Leader in Detroit:
Meijer does not pay anyone with associates or degrees any higher then those who have not attended any college. I feel I spent years getting a applied science degree in Marketing and retailing a applied science degree in Business Management a one year certificate through coop in merchandising and a one year certificate through coop in advertising. I feel I should be paid a lot more then I am at 25 years with the company.
Retail Sales Associate in Crown Point:
Pros: The coworkers are one of the only best parts of the job.
Cons: Lack of communication, company doesn't care about employees, corporate covers for the higher up managers even if they've done something wrong, unprofessional managers, overworking the employees with jobs they aren't supposed to be doing and then the managers get upset when our work isnt done (ex. Working in general merchandise and being called upfront to cashier for most of the shift), managers have a difficult time adhering to needed availabilities for everyone despite being part-time, and lack of people due to people leaving because of a manager adds more workload to the current employees.
Great place to work!
Customer Service Team Leader in Fort Wayne:
Pros: I love the satisfaction of seeing my efforts come alive in the happiness of my team!
Cons: Individuality is not as highly respected as I would like to see it.
Understaffing issue.
Deli Clerk in Charlotte:
Pros: I am thankful for having a job. I like that I have 401k and payed holidays
Cons: Always understaffed and overworked. Management is fast to throw orders but never willing to jump in and help. They are constantly adding more work but not increasing the amount of employees to get the amount of work done.
I look forward to every work day.
Cashier in Caledonia:
Pros: My customers praise my work.
Cons: Every once in a while I get a customer that thinks the world owes them and takes it out on me.
It's fine.
Inventory Coordinator in Noblesville:
Pros: Being able to take my breaks and lunch when I want to.
Cons: Being asked to do a million things at once in a short amount of time on top of the things I already have to do that day.
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