Acme Markets Reviews
Updated May 8, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Company Rating Based on 35 ratings Employees say it's “OK” |
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Pros
Okay place to work great hours
Cons
Okay long hours not enough raises
Advice to Senior Management
Okay
Pros
They were flexible with availability to work.
Cons
The management was poorly skilled and did not care about their employees. When corporate employees came to visit the store, they treated employees terribly. They treat everyone as if they are thieves. They have a very poor corporate structure.
Advice to Senior Management
Treat your employees like human beings.
Pros
Conveinet, medical coverage is decent better then some others.
Cons
All employees are not treated fairly.
Advice to Senior Management
Learn to listen. You are not always right. Stop playing your favoritism it is no longer a mans world.
Pros
Fellow employees were great to work with. Other than the employees being great the managment and district manager were not friendly and treated employees poorly.
Cons
The new store director treated employees horrible, talked down to them. Fired me at 7 months pregnant.
Advice to Senior Management
If you want your employees to respect you treat them with respect. Talking down, barking orders, being condescending isnt the way to earn respect.
Pros
the pay is great the benefits are outstanding
Cons
it has become an embarrassment to work there anymore no help the store needs to be modernized
the prices are outrageous
Advice to Senior Management
the stores are a disgrace to work in anymore clean up the stores LOWER THE DARN PRICES stop running it the old fashion way get with the times
Pros
Easy job, management was flexible with time off. There was little responsibility and a pretty generous time allotment for lunch/break. Its location (3 blocks away from the beach) was pretty nice.
Cons
Not really any respect between the workers and management. It felt like no one had a place to move up to, and everyone was in a bad mood most of the time.
Advice to Senior Management
Respect your managers more--and maybe they will do a better job. Instead, they are miserable at work and it reflects when dealing with the frustrated customers that come into shop on their beach vacation.
Pros
great starting pay, benefits, 401k, flexibility in scheduling
Cons
union, promotions are based on seniority not job performance, focus on customer service is made difficult with lack of labor hours.
Advice to Senior Management
work in a store so you can see what we deal with everyday. it seems like every week there is a new program we have to roll out but no labor hours to go along with it. the more work that is put upon our plates is less time we have to service our customers the way they deserve to be served. also as far as job promotions, having them weighed so heavily on seniority is unfair to those who have the experience and ability. too many employees have entitlement issues based on their years.
Pros
Good way to gain experience in customer service, and leadership.
Great benefits from working in a union.
Very flexible with hours.
Cons
Management tries to skirt union contracts at time.
May have to work with less than an optimal amount of coworkers at a time because of call outs and not being able to call replacements in.
Pros
Because even if you have no skills at all you will still be hired provided you pass the drug test.
Cons
When you take any time off dont expect someone to take over your job; they will let your product sit in the back room while out on the sales floor there is no product for the customers. Also they are always preaching that they have no one to fill in for you. They just dont want to hire anyone.
Advice to Senior Management
You hire losers to become our district managers; people who have been a part of why other chains have gone under....and they are leading our stores down the same road.
Pros
The people are nice, the job is thankless, but if you work hard and remain dedicated there's room to grow.
Cons
Of course the pay is low you that's just a reality. You have to join a union and they take fees so it sucks if you're not pro-union.
Advice to Senior Management
Be nice and work well with the people you manage. Give more feedback so new employees can quickly improve and do their job better.
