Woolworths Limited Reviews
Updated Jan 11, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Company Rating Based on 16 ratings Employees say it's "OK" |
CEO Rating
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Pros
great hours for doing uni
Cons
hard physical work to meet targets
Advice to Senior Management
don't forget the little guys who work very hard
Pros
good money, friendly atmosphere, enjoyable
Cons
always lacking funds to hire staff
Advice to Senior Management
be more responsive to workers and less demand to do things that cant be propely done
Pros
relaxed work, nothing to think about pretty much, you could enjoy your day, and wait for your customers to come up
Cons
very dull, boring job to be honest, you stand there all day and can't go anywhere comparing to most other staff.
Advice to Senior Management
none none none none none none none nonenone none none none none none nonenone none none none none none none
Pros
there is very good Career variation
Cons
location of office is to far from the City
Pros
With the combination of personal drive and desire to want a happy, secured and successful life, you can safely entrust your time and energy in their palms to give you a career that offers that fulfillment, with a cultivated attitude.
Cons
Don't expect to not get your hands dirty! Be patient with yourself. It will take time and lots of repetitive work to progress and show management your growth capabilities.
Advice to Senior Management
As a manager try to understand employees personal situations if affecting work performance. If they can talk it out while working it can release their stresses and then do a more effective job.
Pros
Professional development
Improvement of technical skills. Lot of opportunities to work on different projects. Worked on different areas.
Cons
Too many level of management
Advice to Senior Management
Provide more opportunities for career advancement. Communicate changes openly. Otherwise people will rely on gossip.
Pros
Reasonable hours and flexibility. Job security.
Cons
Poor managment. Poor this and poor that.
Advice to Senior Management
Get a clue.
Pros
Customer interactions at its best. The pay is fine. Most of my store managers are friendly and always there to lend a hand and listen to complaints from staff members.
Cons
Dealing with upset and rude customers. Sometimes, they don't provide enough staff members to get through the day. Sometimes, there's so much work to do, and there's so little time to do it. But I guess it differs from store to store.
Advice to Senior Management
Hire more staff members. Hire competent managers.
Pros
entry level for customer service skills . . . . . . ... . . . . .. .. .
Cons
dodgy contracts. i.e permanent working casual hours. . . .. . . . . .. .. . . . .. .
Advice to Senior Management
management is too old fashioned. . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . .
Pros
1. broad career option - from retails to hospitality
2. clean
3. systematic - all processes are fully documented and up-to-date
Cons
1. structure - too big to be dynamic. this is particularly true when come to change. one of the famous quotation: leave as it is if it is not broken.
Advice to Senior Management
I experienced a combination of leadership style: some are second to none while others were shocking. i respect those lead by example.

