Dear Wal-Mart Employees

[BuddyLee]

Originally Posted by MMDad

Why are you surprised when Walmart employees act like Walmart employees?

Walmart customer service, Ha!

[mattvivslivesou]

Originally Posted by D1VA

There is never enough help on the floor.
Then when I find someone,.....they dont understand English well enough to help.

hahaha that true after 10pm the weirdos come to work...

I hear everything but english there.

Originally Posted by godsbutterfly

Anywhere I ever worked it was always my philosophy to represent myself the best that I possibly could whether I was working a job I wanted to be at for the rest of my life or not. My very first job was at Burger King - I didn't want that as my career but it taught me to show up on time, handle a paycheck and follow the orders I was given. It's really not a bad idea for a kid to start out in fast food. It's honest work and you come to realize if you don't want to smell like french fries for life you need to continue on with education. Thank goodness I got my education and went on to better jobs!

My sister-in-law started with the fries and wound up going to Hamburger U... she made it to manager... and my sister was a manager with KFC for years... Both are not local... TG

On the matter of the disgusting language... It's not just in Walmart.... Frankly... I wish I would watch my own tongue more...

[beamher]

Originally Posted by LexiGirl75

This is true for the right side of the store (near Women's clothing).

that's what i thought; normally i can get in the express lane or come from the food area. they all seem to have that "don't get in my line look" on their face or barely speak.

[frequentflier (Premo)]

[QUOTE: Walmart customer service, Ha![/QUOTE]

Isn't that what they call an oxymoron??

[LexiGirl75]

Originally Posted by beamher

that's what i thought; normally i can get in the express lane or come from the food area. they all seem to have that "don't get in my line look" on their face or barely speak.

You're right, I've seen that look, but I am thinking it's almost justifiable giving the probability that those first few cashiers get the brunt of the checking out and especially groceries. They should have found a way to seperate the check outs for main store and grocery. That way the employee will have the mindset of ringing up and bagging groceries and not have a tude when someone with a loaded cart heads their way.

[sockgirl77 (Premo)]

Wal*Fart.

[bohman]

Originally Posted by desertrat

First job I had was a gas station attendent (remember those?) I was floored the first time I had to go clean the restrooms. The womens was 4X as bad as the guys, including the quality and quantity of graffity. I guess they clean them enough at home they figure just throw crap on the floor and let that poor sap pick it up.

People never want to believe me when I tell them this, but it's 100% true. Women trash public bathrooms.

[beamher]

Originally Posted by LexiGirl75

You're right, I've seen that look, but I am thinking it's almost justifiable giving the probability that those first few cashiers get the brunt of the checking out and especially groceries. They should have found a way to seperate the check outs for main store and grocery. That way the employee will have the mindset of ringing up and bagging groceries and not have a tude when someone with a loaded cart heads their way.

I do consider that and not always go to the first lane. I try to scan for a lane that has no one it or has very few items/which ones seems to be moving quickest. Aren't the express lanes all on the food end? If so, maybe they should put some on the other end.

[HouseCat]

Originally Posted by sockgirl77

Wal*Fart.

Indeed! That's what I call it.