Why Is Walmart A Bad Place

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Worse place to work at Craving snacks for the night? Walmart will be a great place to go, grab some candy off the shelf, chips and cream soda will even do. Now it’s time to check out; go to self checkout or checkout with a cashier. Ever wonder why some cashier have nasty look on their faces? Ever thought about working at walmart in general? No? Good, why? Because walmart is a worse place anyone could ever work at. I am a cashier at walmart, and I have been working there for couple months now. I loved the job when I first started, but now I hate it. This place is a total disaster, working as a cashier is definitely not an easy job, many customer think we’re always mad at the world but in reality that is not the truth. The truth is that …show more content…

They love smiling to associates, but then turn around and talk about them to other corporates. Not to point out that, there are four to five managers who each of them are demanding one person to do a job for them. If they associate respond back with “ I am already doing another job” they will tell him or her to forget about that job and do theirs instead, then that leads to the previous manager, howling at the associate for not getting their work done. The worse part of it all, is that management does not speak to each other about the plan of the day. They walk around with radios, but refuse to communicate with each other. Instead, they go around grabbing associates from different department to get their job done for them. Another key point, is that management always seem to “forget” about giving holidays break to associate. They will even schedule an associate to come in on their day off, and when one complains to them about these issues, they get annoyed. Managers will also time associates for their breaks, fifteen minutes to be exact. Which all includes the long walks one have to make, to be able to get to the break room all the way on the other side of the store, and too bad if an associate have to use the

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