If you start working at Broulim's thinking that you are going to make a difference or what you do or how you do it matters, you will soon change your mind. Robert Broulim visits each of his 10 stores on a regular basis. While there, he runs around barking orders at any employee that he comes across. Most of the time for the same issue so he has 3 or 4 people doing the same thing at the same time. He never forgets to tell you that he appreciates the job you do followed immediately by the word BUT.... In the whole time I worked there, I never heard him say good job, to ANYONE, and just leave it at that. He is never satisfied and his very insincere "Thank You" makes you want to hurl. He is rude and feels entitled to be rude because he pays you a wage. Communication isn't a priority so you are constantly being told to do one thing by someone and then getting in trouble and told to change it by someone else. Every single day is an exercise in futility. Nepotism is alive and well at Broulims too. They love to hire families, which is great, and family members are not allowed to work in the same departments but that doesn't apply to some of Robert's favorites. Working at Broulim's is a slow, miserable descent into .....!
