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I wouldn't mind working for Walmart, but working at Walmart seems like hell.
Decades of Greed: Behind the Scenes With An Angry Walmart Manager
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Gotta vote with your dollar, its extremely hard but I refuse to shop at Walmart, same with papa johns.
Check this out, there really isn't much "choice"
http://www.policymic.com/mobile/art...lmost-everything-you-buy-this-chart-shows-how
Check this out, there really isn't much "choice"
http://www.policymic.com/mobile/art...lmost-everything-you-buy-this-chart-shows-how
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worked at wal-mart while in college a few months..........the worst damn job i ever had.
did everything from cashier, to stocker, tire lube express, cart pusher, ect because they will not fill positions to save money.
its true that if you have a brain and are outspoken they will blackball you or fire you
*&$% walmart
did everything from cashier, to stocker, tire lube express, cart pusher, ect because they will not fill positions to save money.
its true that if you have a brain and are outspoken they will blackball you or fire you
*&$% walmart
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Glad there's no Wal marts in nyc but on the real most retail company's are like this. I worked at a large retail pharmacy. I was the pharmacist making over 100 a year straight outta school and my techs were making 9 a hour some older then me busting they *** just as much if not more than me. No benefits at all for part timers (most my staff except 2 employees) no stock plans, no union. Had to leave took a pay cut but I'm happy working at a independent now.
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there is a Walmart behind green arcs mall next to the home depot
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Upper management eats alot of the money - you have the Walmart CEO raking in $35M but what about the board of directors and the management below him. Some bogus VP or Assistant Director a few levels removed could be raking in $2M-$3M. Before you know it you have billions going only to the top dogs.
I haven't even included the Walton kids who probably have more wealth than some nations.
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Sounds like any other job... Employees crying smh for what getting paid good, and making 1.5 every Sunday **** and take the money. Wal-Mart and any other company has hours that is allocated and will fluctuate between busy times during the year. So **** and work. Lol
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Sorta, they also rely on the government to pick up where they fall short. Helping employees get social service because they get paid so low, they qualify. Get food stamps and WIC while working at Walmart? Might was well use it at Walmart too.
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costco >
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The anarcist in me sez, burn all walmarts to the ground, but that would make alot of people unemployed
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Capitalism in action.
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Exactly. Voluntary exchange at a price both parties agree to.
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THIS
is target any better
with how they treat employees
but honestly i havent really met that many people at walmart that deserve a raise
they lazy and never know anything
a few in all the times ive gone to walmart are cool workers
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costco >
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NYC bro, nobody cares about the rest of ny
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This partially explains why walmart always has like 3 lines open at the busiest times of the day and month(s).
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You can always tell how a company treats it's employees by how the employees treat the customers. And at Walmart you can tell by the quality of the service that they get treated poorly.
I try not to buy anything at WalMart, slightly lower prices isn't worth the hassle of being there if you live in a city with options.
This is the danger of public IPOs. The shareholders and CEOs are the bottom line, not the customers and definitely not the employees
I try not to buy anything at WalMart, slightly lower prices isn't worth the hassle of being there if you live in a city with options.
This is the danger of public IPOs. The shareholders and CEOs are the bottom line, not the customers and definitely not the employees
