Plenty of hours to work. Paid and required breaks. Paid training. Coworkers can be nice.
Hard/impossible to change the availability. The store is too hectic for managers to focus on the help you need. Customers here are not like customers at Target or Whole Foods. Unbelievable amount of scammers at customer service. On your feet the entire shift.
One phone call. The interviewer asked me a couple of questions about myself and my involvement. The interviewer then asked me why I wanted to work at Walmart. I ended up being hired after the phone call and started pretty close to that date.
The interview process was very easy and simple. It included straightforward questions, such as "Are you able to do the job?" and so forth. The interview is often completed in 10 minutes.
You apply online. If they're interested, you get a call to schedule your interview. A few days later, you attend the interview on the scheduled day. They call you back a few days later with a job offer.
One phone call. The interviewer asked me a couple of questions about myself and my involvement. The interviewer then asked me why I wanted to work at Walmart. I ended up being hired after the phone call and started pretty close to that date.
The interview process was very easy and simple. It included straightforward questions, such as "Are you able to do the job?" and so forth. The interview is often completed in 10 minutes.
You apply online. If they're interested, you get a call to schedule your interview. A few days later, you attend the interview on the scheduled day. They call you back a few days later with a job offer.