Originally Posted By: DoubleWasp
Originally Posted By: 05LGTLtd
I knew a person who was a Walmart cashier for a while. She had the highest number of scanned items per hour in her store, and was courteous.
An opening came up for the cashier manager, and she applied. During the interview, they told her that she was too good a cashier to be promoted. They didn't want to lose her efficiency at the check out, and wouldn't be considered for the position.
Easy to see how people in these positions can be less than enthusiastic.
Never do your job too well working for a corporation. They always see things this way.
Learned that lesson while I was in High School
Worked as a stock person in a retail store.
When I was scheduled, I worked by myself.
When the other stock people were working, at least two were scheduled.
Manager told me straight up to my face that because I worked hard and took pride in my work, that they dumped on me. This from a guy that bragged that he only had a seventh grade education and ran a retail store. He was too clueless to realize that the operation reflected his ignorance.
Retail was all the motivation that I needed to earn two college degrees.
Originally Posted By: 05LGTLtd
I knew a person who was a Walmart cashier for a while. She had the highest number of scanned items per hour in her store, and was courteous.
An opening came up for the cashier manager, and she applied. During the interview, they told her that she was too good a cashier to be promoted. They didn't want to lose her efficiency at the check out, and wouldn't be considered for the position.
Easy to see how people in these positions can be less than enthusiastic.
Never do your job too well working for a corporation. They always see things this way.
Learned that lesson while I was in High School
Worked as a stock person in a retail store.
When I was scheduled, I worked by myself.
When the other stock people were working, at least two were scheduled.
Manager told me straight up to my face that because I worked hard and took pride in my work, that they dumped on me. This from a guy that bragged that he only had a seventh grade education and ran a retail store. He was too clueless to realize that the operation reflected his ignorance.
Retail was all the motivation that I needed to earn two college degrees.
