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Sam's Club Reviews
What is it like working at Sam's Club?
If the pay was better for me ,since I have been there 19yrs, its great.
Optician in Columbia:
Pros: Working with my members
Cons: 19 yr employee and dont feel value
Great job but the only way to get a raise is to quit.
Optical Manager (Eye Care) in Appleton:
Pros: Love everything about my job, hate the company I work for and how they treat loyal long term employees. When speaking with my market manager about pay I was asked if I could afford to quit for a couple months and then be rehired so she could get me a fair pay rate.
Cons: Zero incentive for company loyalty.
A day of training and then figure it out.
Meat Cutter in Des Moines:
Pros: Free to take breaks whenever
Cons: No communication with management, no trust for the craft, under staffed, stress from under staffing and scheduling
Great Company Horrible upper level management.
Team Leader, General in Pensacola:
Pros: The freedom of organization in my department leads to premier customer service and driving sales up. Plus my associates love the team work attitude and team building we have where everyone is assisted a task and we work together as a unit not as a individual ladder climber.
Cons: When taking problems to your upper level management they never have the time or expect too much perfection per individual. To impress visiting corporate representatives.
Toxic.
Merchandiser in Snellville:
Pros: Job itself is fine, good morale/commaraderie with co- workers and members.
Cons: Painfully understaffed, makes for stress filled days of being set up for failure before even getting started.
Extremely difficult to feel fulfilled and proud of completing tasks in efficient manor to meticulously stringent standards that require more manpower than just 1 person per shift for particular area.
High volume of members are extremely aggressive during open hours making it impossible to keep progress and be productive.
It's a very demeaning feeling to know you're a great worker with great proven skills (photos) in merchandising and have managers that can't provide proper hourly staff that expect you to keepcomplete what rationaly takes at least 3 for a single shift.
Put up the truck check in the truck put out to meet take care of them put up supplies make sure everything come in.
Meat Cutter in McDonough:
Pros: Cutting meat
Cons: Not having enough help
I enjoy running forklift loading and unloading trucks.
Forklift Operator in Carlisle:
Pros: I can work there and not be told what to do,I am trusted to do my job and have it done in timely manner
Cons: My pay,I don't feel they appreciate me as an employee
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