What is the salary like at Sam's Club?

Good benefits, decent pay, and good culture.

Management could use some work. Feels like you’re always understaffed. Even if you’re department is good, others aren’t and you’re sometimes pulled to save other areas.

The pay is relatively competitive, higher than most retail jobs and the benefits are also great IF you're full time or have been employed part time for a full year.

They have fully implemented their points system, tardiness and call-outs rack up points and at 5 points you will be terminated without question (unless you are close with the owner or higher management, who overturn points in the system).

The Pay and the Work Environment

As a part-time, you don't get enough hours to benefit from the good pay and zero overtime.

Good benefits and pay is decent

Gossipy, managers play favorites so be careful

No supervision when working outside.

No good benefits and the pay is bad.

good pay, opportunities for advancement, good culture

Physically demanding work, understaffing, high workloads

Great pay, great schedule, opportunities for development.

It can be challenging a large team, specially if the standards are high.

Great pay & benefits, plus wonderful culture and team

Chance of being part of layoffs

You work alone most of the time Not micromanaged Managers really don’t care what you do as long as you get the job done and practice food safety Early shift 4am-12:30pm

Fast paced Understaffed most times Cold Management doesn’t know how to talk to employees most of the time until they see you about to quit

Good pay, very fast onboarding process

Almost no training, new hires expected to know the ins and outs of every position, no communication between departments as well as no communication between coworkers in the same department, tech is constantly breaking, understaffed, brutal hours.