Conclusion On Walmart

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What store is open when you need grocery at two clock in the morning yes you guess it right wal-mart. wal-mart is only store that is open 24/7. Walmart has been around over fifty-four years and it is still going. wal-mart has different range of items,the quality of their product,the employees,and the organization(layout of the items) and their sales and prices . Makes walmart the best store ever! walmart is an amazing store it has everything you need. Walmart has range of items from food to electronics , to furniture,kitchen items,pet animals,sports items,garden items,to home decor,clothes,jewelry.When you walk in you can buy everything you need in one place.They call walmart “ONE STOP SHOP”! Going to walmart website you can search …show more content…

Some say walmart doesnt’ have quality because, it is a big store,no one has the time to make sure every detail is right. Sam Walton the founder of walmart said "If we work together, we’ll lower the cost of living for everyone...we’ll give the world an opportunity to see what it’s like to save and have a better life”.That saying still goes on today with many of the name-brand products found at Wal-Mart are specifically made for Wal-Mart. I mean, they say, "manufactured for Wal-Mart" on the label.Walmart brand Walmart is unknown for their food selection, every time I go to walmart they are fresh fruits and fresh vegetables.Sam Walton didn’t only wanted walmart to have low prices but, to make great products so the people will return …show more content…

People always say “why does not walmart open more lanes” the problem is not they don’t want to open more lanes.They have limited employees they can hire for each store.Each section has to have certain numbers to keep the store working right.Of course children or even just people sometimes pick up stuff and change their mind.instead of walking back to the area it was original from they put it in another area making walmart look unclean.The employees on the floor that restock items ,are always trying to replace the items back to the right area;walmart could only do so

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