I went for the first time the other day, I was quite pleased with how clean their bathrooms were. Employees seemed somewhat happy too. The place is definitely an affront to God with how big it is though.
They pay legitimately good wages for the markets they are in. However, they also know they are paying good wages, so they make the employees earn every single penny. I understand that it’s more stressful and tiring than an average retail job, but as Don Draper would say, “That’s what the money’s for!” In reality, it almost certainly depends on the individual managers and whether the store is hitting targets.
I went for the first time the other day, I was quite pleased with how clean their bathrooms were. Employees seemed somewhat happy too. The place is definitely an affront to God with how big it is though.
They pay legitimately good wages for the markets they are in. However, they also know they are paying good wages, so they make the employees earn every single penny. I understand that it’s more stressful and tiring than an average retail job, but as Don Draper would say, “That’s what the money’s for!” In reality, it almost certainly depends on the individual managers and whether the store is hitting targets.
The one I went to in Texas was hiring cashiers for 80k/y and managers for 120k/y. They definitely pay well.