Walmart reviews

It's nearly impossible to get a full-time position. Stores are frequently understaffed, communication is poor, both management and customers treat associates as if they weren't intelligent people. Benefits are too restricted to full-time employees considering that few people are made full-time. Hours are too inconsistent.

Extremely long hours - Company operates very lean - and often management does not have a realistic understanding of what it takes to accomplish a task. Positions at home office are better - but if you happen to be supporting the field, expect to work hard and long hours. I also find that wm promoted individuals into positions they were not ready to hold - individuals that lack the very core competencies necessary to perform as leaders. Internal promotions still happen at a large scale - more often than not, people that are not suited are put in positions they shouldnt be in. If you are considering WM - do your homework and get to know your future manager before accepting a position. Also, company starts operating very early in the morning - so if you are used to workin 8-5 be prepared to change your routine to 6:30am-7pm.