I am thinking of getting a job at Walmart. Do those who have experience working at Walmart recommend it?

[Anonymous]

[ArrowheadSW]

It would be something if there is nothing else available to you. One thing about working at a Walmart is that they expect you to be "moving" at all times. Makes sense though because most employers want you to get as much done as possible. Like if you are working and you see a friend in the store, you can't stop to talk to him. But that makes sense because they don't want to be paying you to socialize. It might be good work experience.

[jahaims]

You have to be a retard or pussy to think a job at Walmart is difficult. FedEx, usps, ups, Coca-Cola, pepsi are all better paying jobs than Walmart if you would rather make money instead of having an easier job in the ac.

[AI Opinion]

Working at Walmart can be a positive experience for many, offering opportunities for advancement and a stable work environment. Employees often appreciate benefits like flexible hours and employee discounts. However, experiences can vary depending on the position and management style. It's wise to research specific roles and connect with current or former employees to gain insight into the particular store's culture. Ultimately, consider how the job aligns with your career goals and personal circumstances before making a decision.

[slatyb]

What does it pay? What are the benefits? Is Amazon hiring? They pay $22/hour with full benefits, although the work is a bit boring.

[exitseven]

I heard that they pay slave wages and most people that work there have to somehow supplement their income with welfare.