Walmart Employer Reviews

A typical day at work would be, punching in, walking to the front, see what register you were on, work for a few hours, some days were great, and some day's weren't all that good but we dealt with it.

I learned a lot more about how to deal and treat customer's.

Customer Service Managers were awesome.

My co workers were the best part there.

The hardest – more... part was when customers were upset about something and there was nothing we could do for them if there was an item they wanted but at the end we made it up to them by doing other things for them.

The most enjoyable part of my job was definitely working with my co workers and making those customers happy at the end of there shopping trip. – less

I like working there, my co-workers were really friendly. Long hours standing. I enjoy meeting new people and helping people that needed assistance.

A typical day at work would be:cooking, cashier, sweep the floors,bartender and waitressing.I learned how to run the restaurant efficiently and successfully.Mangement was very good people to work with.My co-workers were kind,polite very nice people.The hardest part of the job was the waiting for customers to show up at the place.The most enjoyable part – more... was free food and drinks. – less

Walmart overall is an excellent company to work for. The staff is extremely friendly and accepting, and always willing to help.
The managers are friendly and willing to aid their employees whenever needed.
When a job is well done, you can have pizza parties, and early morning workers get breakfast and late night workers get dinner, which I enjoyed immensely.
Handling – more... annoyed customers as a cashier is a given as a cashier, they are always present, though knowing how to listen and aid them is very useful.
The hardest part about the job is definitely having to deal with angry customers daily, it can be very taxing.
Though probably one of the most rewarding and enjoyable parts about the job, is getting to know the customers and genuinely making someones day brighter by your ability to listen, and aid them within your job ramifications. – less

Greeted customers, accurately handled currency, maintained the work area, folded the clothes, adjusted displays and served customers on the floor as needed.

I had a fabulous time working with my team on the overnight shift. I was able to help out in all departments which made finding product as a consumer more efficient.

I loved when we were open 24 hours as I was able to interact with customers and be able to help them find what they were searching for during the busiest season.

The hardest part was – more... not being able to always accomplish the tasks for the night due to issues such as power outages, equipment failure or not enough product to stock.

The best part of the job was the never ending learning that occured. I learned both the front and back of the store including the warehouse. I also took an active role when grocery was added into the store to make it a superstore. Being able to help with both the grocery and the GM side gave me alot of knowledge in the retail sector. – less

9 hours shifts on the weekend followed by 4-5 shifts a week for a grade 11 student, it was too much.

My time at Wal-Mart allowed me to meet lots of wonderful people and create life long friends.

WalMart was a great place to work. Management was very nice and understanding, and they were fair about rules, policies and hours. Also, the employees in the store were a pleasure to work with. Everyone was friendly and helpful! Upon being hired, the starting wage was fair and determined by experience. Overall, a very good job to have had!

* Very informational & great day, Getting daily all types of information.
* Work Ethics & Believes.
* Supportive & Enjoyable co-workers.

* Nice place to work here.

I really enjoyed the people that I worked with, and liked the people that I worked with. I learned a lot about customer service, and always putting the customer first.

Management at this company was great. Very understanding and encouraging. Always willing to work around your personal schedule. Once a month they would bring in treats like cookies and on holidays they would order turkey dinners for everyone. Co-workers were friendly. I loved everyone I worked with. I learned a lot about electronics. I enjoyed the atmosphere – more... and always loved going to work. – less

Walmart is a company that offers fast advancement however you must be cautious and think of all the pros and cons.

Having worked at Wal Mart previously I can say what a great place it is to work. I thoroughly enjoyed working with hard working,same minded people.

All department managers would leave their departments and get together as a group to fill produce, pantry shelves, dairy counters, etc... When we were finished, we would go do our counts, price changes, order merchandise, fill our stock, help customers, etc....
I learned about teamwork, leadership, providing good service, how to listen to customers, – more... organization and how to be creative in displaying merchandise.
I started as an overnight stocker, became an overnight support manager, and after 5 years went onto days to become a department manager. I respected my management team and my coworkers and developed a wonderful work atmosphere!
I had days where demands were higher than normal and found that I stressed over not getting everyhting accomplished. I tend to be a perfectionist and place alot of expectations upon myself. – less

Worked on cash most days of the week. On certain days I would help unload or move crates around the store. I would also help out in the seasonal and garden center, caring for the plants and serving customers. I learned how to be helpful with customers as I acquired more knowledge of the store and products.
I had no problems with any of the staff, everyone – more... is very friendly and makes you feel welcome. The hardest part of the job would be the days where it is very busy and understaffed, but we managed to pull through and satisfy the customers. – less

WAS A SUPERVISER AND A CASHIER THERE .
WITH ALL THE CUSTOMER IT COULD BE VERY OVERWHELMING .THE MANAGERS AND THE STAFF MEMBERS ARE VERY HARD WORKING AND DUE TO THE STRESS SITUATION THERE IS NOT REALLY A LOT OF SPACE FOR PERSONAL THINGS .
WHAT I LEARND ;ITS ALL ABOUT MONEY

I started working here at the age of 16, it was a great way for me to learn how to deal with many different types of customers.
On a regular day (8 hour shift), I had served over 100 customers, so over the 2 years working there, I gained knowledge on proper ways to approach a customer.

could be better if they would just let you do your job. They expect you to take 12 poses of families when the family doesn't want anymore then 6 or 7

Typically I just did what I was suppose to, help customers and get product onto the floor. I learned little from management and did most of my learning via trial-and-error, usually ending with management siding with customers in regards to disagreements with products.

My co-workers for the most part were alright, relatively the same age so we all got – more... along good. Most were there to just work, not socialize.

Hardest part of my job was simply getting through it. I felt undervalued by management, and customers constantly felt better than me.

The only enjoyable part was the breaks, which consisted of two separate 15 minute breaks and a full (non-paid for) hour lunch. – less