Metro Reviews

Pros

Communication and meeting new people every day

Cons

Not an actual Skilled job anyone can do it

Pros

weekly pay is always welcome

Cons

no support for operators from management

Pros

Company car , friendly , opportunities, lessons

Cons

A lot of hours fro working

Pros

They met their production everyday

Cons

Keep you on one set thing

Pros

The variety of people that Metro has to offer can range from good, to bad, to downright ugly depending on where you work. Thankfully most of your coworkers are likely to be lovely people, fun to hang around with and folks that you might even want to spend time off-hours to get to know. It's certainly what I found when working at different locations.

Cons

Your negative experiences are almost entirely dependent on two things; logistical nightmares with the warehouse and how late your order comes in, or terrible, passive-aggressive management. Luckily for me I got both, where I couldn't rely on my managers to communicate effectively with each other, themselves, and especially directly to you, the employee. Instead you'll be hearing about what they MAY feel through the grapevine, they love to talk about the issues that have with one particular employee to others, and NOT the employee in question; great way to improve, eh? The orders would come in extraordinarily late, meaning that if you're the poor schmuck that ends up with a closing shift with an order scheduled to come in late, expect to barely get by the night by a hair.

Pros

Room for Growth, Fairly easy labour-wise.

Cons

High expectations, and often held responsible for things outside your control

Pros

It's a job, decent hours

Cons

10 dollars a hour , commision isnt anything

Pros

was a great place to work

Cons

Not enough time in between lay over

Pros

fun and exciting, room for growth

Cons

low pay and I wish it was higher

Pros

Great place for younger people coming in

Cons

It's a long term job build as you go want see the money until you put in the time for younger people