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Tim · 08-01-2019, 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Boy Blunder

As someone with friends and family who have worked at Walmart, it's this. They all-but struggled to maintain a positive work attitude.

Yea I figured that as much. I wanted to give the employees the benefit of doubt.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Veronica Mars

Having worked in retail for several years, I can speak from experience and say it's absolutely not a "bit of both". While there is the occasional "lazy" hire, the majority of employees are completely worn out and worn down from being expected to do the job of 3 people for barely more than minimum wage, coupled with the fact that there is not one retail employee that can earn a living wage working one job.

Yea I probably talked a bit outta my ass(i know I do it often so it’s come to be expected) because I’ve never worked retail so I haven’t a clue about that. The Sentence “the fact that there is no one retail employee that can earn a living wage working one job” is the truest sentence I’ve ever read. I’ve never really had a problem with retail in general just Walmart. The only part that truly bothers me is when going to ask an employee any type of question before halfway thru it I get a exaggerated Sigh and “what do you want” 95% of the time. And when being shown Swapped figures at the service desk I’ve gotten “well what do you want us to do” only to come back the next day and have them on the same Pegs.
Target Employees are top notch in my experiences. Which further proves what boy blunder said. I think it’s mainly corporate Walmart that’s truly the problem that trickles down and effects lower employees. Possibly due to what you’ve said the “Pay” and the “worn down from being expected to do the job of 3”

^^^Sorry for the long ass paragraph haha.

Anyway back onto figs, before Half the chat gets wiped again.
Has any actually found Alex Ross Caps at Walmart or anywhere yet?

08-01-2019, 05:27 PM	#55450
Tim Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: Memphis Posts: 2,672	Quote: Originally Posted by Boy Blunder As someone with friends and family who have worked at Walmart, it's this. They all-but struggled to maintain a positive work attitude. Yea I figured that as much. I wanted to give the employees the benefit of doubt. Quote: Originally Posted by Veronica Mars Having worked in retail for several years, I can speak from experience and say it's absolutely not a "bit of both". While there is the occasional "lazy" hire, the majority of employees are completely worn out and worn down from being expected to do the job of 3 people for barely more than minimum wage, coupled with the fact that there is not one retail employee that can earn a living wage working one job. Yea I probably talked a bit outta my ass(i know I do it often so it’s come to be expected) because I’ve never worked retail so I haven’t a clue about that. The Sentence “the fact that there is no one retail employee that can earn a living wage working one job” is the truest sentence I’ve ever read. I’ve never really had a problem with retail in general just Walmart. The only part that truly bothers me is when going to ask an employee any type of question before halfway thru it I get a exaggerated Sigh and “what do you want” 95% of the time. And when being shown Swapped figures at the service desk I’ve gotten “well what do you want us to do” only to come back the next day and have them on the same Pegs. Target Employees are top notch in my experiences. Which further proves what boy blunder said. I think it’s mainly corporate Walmart that’s truly the problem that trickles down and effects lower employees. Possibly due to what you’ve said the “Pay” and the “worn down from being expected to do the job of 3” ^^^Sorry for the long ass paragraph haha. Anyway back onto figs, before Half the chat gets wiped again. Has any actually found Alex Ross Caps at Walmart or anywhere yet? Last edited by Tim; 08-01-2019 at 05:41 PM..