Thread regarding Walmart layoffs

Real question: Is Walmart a good place to apply for a job?

I mean, it's still the #1 company in the privatre sector so there must be reasons to work there. Right? Please, any of you non management still there and if you can be impartial, give me your honest feedback on this. Thanks

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To answer your question NO. It's become a buddy system from high up to the bottom. It's who you know to get promoted now days and if they want to make room for their buddies your gone. It's not about your hard work ethics. Good luck

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Post ID: @hblf+10hbjsVs

Too dangerous. I don’t recommend it.

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Post ID: @9oit+10hbjsVs

Friends don't let friends apply at Wal-Mart.

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Post ID: @8rkx+10hbjsVs

I would say no unless u want to be at their beckoning call. They tell u to pick ur schedule but when u do they won't give you hours because it doesn't align with when walmart needs you there

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Post ID: @8vlq+10hbjsVs

No

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Post ID: @7dmg+10hbjsVs

In metro St. Louis Walmart has the $11hr now hiring. Target is hiring $13 and they seem actually happy and have a cart pusher machine whereas the Walmart you see guy pushing the carts with a rope. Of note McDonald's and the other fast food places are all short workers so it's usually about $12 -14 an hour. Plus the Amazon warehouse in the suburbs is starting @$15 he.

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Post ID: @7mux+10hbjsVs

No!!!

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Post ID: @2viu+10hbjsVs

Only if you want to get shot up by a disgruntled former employee 👍👍

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Post ID: @1ayh+10hbjsVs

No.

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Post ID: @1ufz+10hbjsVs

@ 1qiy, I like that, 'If you were my family I'd recommend against it..' :)

I know some people who aren't family or friends that I would recommend they DO apply lol

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Post ID: @1qju+10hbjsVs

I don’t recommend it if you have other options. If you were my family I’d advise against it.

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Post ID: @1qiy+10hbjsVs

@ vaq, I've been using that very description for years: Walmart has become best suited for young students and retired seniors. Anyone trying to make a living? FORGET IT.

Oh: And management will abuse and torment the SH!T out of you if they know you actually need the job. They treat kids and seniors v e r y differently, because they know those groups will leave in a hurry.

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Post ID: @bhb+10hbjsVs

Depends on why you want to work. Long term there is no way I would work there. Part time for a short time to pay off bills or as a senior citizen to supplement social security. Yep go ahead. They are are always be hiring.

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Post ID: @vaq+10hbjsVs

It was at one time. Not now. Associates aren't treated very well and the benefits aren't what they once were.
Long time associates have been getting their jobs eliminated and other long time associates are quitting.
Hard work and loyalty to the company means absolutely nothing.

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Post ID: @qly+10hbjsVs

No. Use and abuse the. Cut you loose

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Post ID: @yqc+10hbjsVs

I've worked at Walmart for 27 yes. It was a great place to work 20 yrs ago. I've seen a lot of changes happen. Most are not pro associate. If you have other options you should pursue those first. My husband worked for Target for 22 yrs and said it's better than walmart by a smidge. If you are like me, live in a small town without much to chose from, then yeah, Walmart is an ok place to work. The insurance is horrible though!! Good luck. There are some who love the company, but most......not so much.

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Post ID: @oyz+10hbjsVs

No!

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