Where can I start...
1) I looked for this job because I needed more income like any other person. So far, my income has only slightly changed and I mean BARELY, receiving a minimum 5-10 hrs a week. My manager did tell me that the winter is a slow work season so I hope I see a change soon.
2) Training is a joke... its all online and nothing really prepares you, its mostly how to use your merchandiser dashboard or Atlas payroll and very minimal on the actual job duties. When I received my first work order, a lot of new retail vocabulary and things did not make sense to me until I actually had to call my manager or HR to explain more clearly.
3) The work orders themselves aren't consistent. They are very broad and don't exactly relate to the store you are heading to, instead its a store in general. For example, there are thousands of Target stores in the USA. That work order is not pin pointing the Target you are about to work in. So you may get confused managers wondering why you were asked to go to their store or only able to complete half your tasks.
4) Because you may only complete half your tasks, you are always worried if you will get in trouble. For example, you get a call to Walmart to complete some tasks but only half of those tasks can be complete on the work order. You will always go to a store thinking you have everything studied and planned out but only to find out that some have to omitted. Do we get in trouble for this? I don't know since I never received information like this in orientation. We better not because every Walmart is different so they all will not contain the same inventory or other things. Sometimes the managers at the store don't even know why you are there so no tasks are completed.
5) Communication is awful... lets just keep it at that
