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“challenging, but rewarding”

Pros:  “compensation and salaries are very good”

Cons:  “upper management is demand and micromanaging” – Full Review

“Great Place to Work”

Pros:  “Great product makes it easy to sell to customers, tons of knowledge given about product and features, management was wonderful, the company in general was the best I've ever…”

Cons:  “Floor Sets were a bit crazy, anywhere from 10-100 boxes of product to be moved after closing every other Saturday. We would start at 9 p.m. and sometimes be there…” – Full Review

“good summer job”

Pros:  “Sprouts is a nice and friendly place with a good environment. The managers were friendly towards employees and didn't make it seem like they were the boss, The co-workers…”

Cons:  “There was some drama between co-workers, it seemed like it was high school environment sometimes with all the gossip. Something that I did not want in a work…” – Full Review

“Home Depot has given me the opportunity in growth that other companies wouldnt even consider giving me.”

Pros:  “home depot has alot of room and opportunities for growth within the company”

Cons:  “at senior management level there will be times when long hours are requested from you” – Full Review

“Bitter sweet”

Pros:  “good benefits ok pay employee discount 15% get to work with pets”

Cons:  “No outside work life, more so than other retail industries a lot of gossip between some DMs and other managers. There is little confidentiality, everyone knows…” – Full Review

“review”

Pros:  “Nice working hours and less stress than other similar companies”

Cons:  “bad management and bas supervision” – Full Review

“Poor”

Pros:  “good place to spend time till you find something better”

Cons:  “Bad supervisors on the floor” – Full Review

“An exhilarating experience every day.”

Pros:  “Starbucks has some of the best benefits of any other job out there! They cannot be topped. We get medical, dental, vision, 401k, stock, etc.”

Cons:  “The early hours are tiring, but you get used to it. There has also been a lot less guidance from leadership in the last few years.” – Full Review