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- "Good benefits when employed there some supervision you were able to talk to about issues and the scheduling fit around my needs" (in 1136 reviews)
- "the people are great they come and go but they are from all different walks of life" (in 1047 reviews)
- "The only one I can think of right now is sometimes your requested days off are given to you and flexible hours." (in 787 reviews)
- "flexible schedule.... easy to get the job....friendly people...you feel very appreciated...if you work hard it is noticed...would recommend to other people" (in 446 reviews)
- "Pay is low and not very competitive compared to other locations depending on where you live." (in 1826 reviews)
- "No work life balance Unrealistic expectations while taking away resources No support from district or division staff" (in 398 reviews)
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Return to all Reviews- 1.0Jul 7, 2021Assistant Store ManagerCurrent EmployeeMiamisburg, OH
Pros
The benefits and pay are good when you become established. A lot of really great people
Cons
Work life balance is non existent and the company just keeps asking for more with less and less resources
- 1.0Apr 26, 2010Store ManagementCurrent EmployeeCincinnati, OH
Pros
They are hiring in a poor economy.
Cons
Kroger corporate is attempting to make the change to 'green leadership' but are failing to make the necessary changes within the stores. Within the stores, everything is still under the good old boy system. If you are new to the organization, I think you will be disappointed. Senior management ignores you at best, pins all the negatives on you at worst. The few store managers I have worked for have been indoctrinated into the old way of things where, as long as you make a profit, other things will be overlooked- including time card fraud, OSHA and Health Code violations and nepotism to the point of union grievances over the unequal disciplinary action of policy infractions. Add to that the poor work life balance and you have a wonderful chance at being happy!