About Us

Glassdoor is your free inside look at Wal-Mart reviews and ratings — including employee satisfaction and approval rating for Wal-Mart CEO Michael T. Duke. All reviews posted anonymously by Wal-Mart employees.

Search

for

in

Wal-Mart – “Not bad if you just want a little money

Nov 7, 2009

4.0

Wal-Mart Anonymous:   (Current Employee)

Pros

You can move up into management programs at Wal-Mart if you try. Many people complain about not being able to move up but they do not specify that they want to in the career database. Managers in training earn approximately $18 an hour. They require just a GED or high school education so that's great for those who cannot obtain a college degree.

Cons

Have to work nights, weekends, holidays. Pay is extremely low for workers, especially compared to the revenue Wal-Mart brings in. The workers cannot afford to buy a house, car, food etc.. Its' sad.

Advice to Senior Management

Wal-Mart should consider paying employees more that contribute more to the store.

Comments (0)

Post your anonymous review or sign in to comment on this review
Wal-Mart Overview (WMT )
Web
www.walmartstores.com
Industries
Size
5000+ Employees, $378B+ Revenue
HQ
Bentonville, AR
Competitors


Flag this {0} as inappropriate

Would you like us to review something? Please describe the problem with this {0} and we will look into it.

Flag this {1} Cancel

Advanced Search Reset

What

Where

How

or Cancel