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Topic	Starting a job at Walmart today.
Ivany2008 09/18/21 7:49:32 PM #99:	BakonBitz posted... Jesus H. Christ, you must've been really unlucky to work in such a shit store. I didn't get nearly the same treatment when I worked at Walmart. Only thing I relate with though was the whole stupid "drink policy" where you can only drink their own bottles of water, not even your own personal one. I work at a Smith's deli and they have something similar, but they have "PAID" stickers you can put on your drinks and they generally don't care what you bring unless it's one of those inspection days. I can agree with the carts though. Working carts is strenuous work and the moment you agree to do it once, they keep sending you out there. yep.... those were only some of the issues. There were a LOT more. It got so bad that literally all of the store standards mass quit except for one who couldn't find work immediately. It was so bad that a good 75 percent of our shopping carts were rusted and couldn't move properly. They finally got new ones in, only to overstock and refuse to put any of them in hiding so we had way too much work in the evenings. It went from 40 working carts to over 500. I'm just glad I'm not working there anymore. Working on my diploma/certificate instead. <cite>Ivany2008 posted [p:958184074] in Starting a... [t:79661745]...</cite> <quote>BakonBitz posted... </cite> <quote>Jesus H. Christ, you must've been really unlucky to work in such a shit store. I didn't get nearly the same treatment when I worked at Walmart. Only thing I relate with though was the whole stupid "drink policy" where you can only drink their own bottles of water, not even your own personal one. I work at a Smith's deli and they have something similar, but they have "PAID" stickers you can put on your drinks and they generally don't care what you bring unless it's one of those inspection days. I can agree with the carts though. Working carts is strenuous work and the moment you agree to do it once, they keep sending you out there.</quote> yep.... those were only some of the issues. There were a LOT more. It got so bad that literally all of the store standards mass quit except for one who couldn't find work immediately. It was so bad that a good 75 percent of our shopping carts were rusted and couldn't move properly. They finally got new ones in, only to overstock and refuse to put any of them in hiding so we had way too much work in the evenings. It went from 40 working carts to over 500. I'm just glad I'm not working there anymore. Working on my diploma/certificate instead. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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