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Optician Reviews
What is it like working as an Optician?
September 2020
Optical.
Optician in Harker Heights:
Pros: I have the best coworkers and we all value taking care of the customers.
Cons: We get overrun as staff in the store, with management unavailable.
July 2020
Its a nice and warm environment to work in. The location is great.
Optician in Redmond:
Pros: its in a great neighborhood / location
Cons: the travel into work
July 2020
The worst job ever.
Optician in Surrey:
Pros: My immediate supervisor is wonderful person, as are my coworkers. My upper management is incredibly racist and so on
Cons: My manager
May 2020
I love my work, but I feel they definitely should do better with compensation.
Optician in Tuscaloosa:
Pros: helping people
Cons: pay scale
December 2019
Wonderful.
Optician in Franklin:
Pros: The restaurants and flow of patients
Cons: its expensive here
November 2019
Optician in Mount Juliet:
Pros: Location and commute
Cons: Pay
November 2019
Satisfying.
Optician in Lakewood:
Pros: I like being able to work with the costumers one on one
Cons: The management
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