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High School Jobs - Courtesy Clerk Albertsons Companies Employee Review

2.0
Apr 11, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

Albertsons offered a really nice scholarship, which is why it’s a nice opportunity for college bound high school students. The union also offered a scholarship for Albertsons employees which was a nice bonus. Since I was in high school, they made the hours flexible to my schedule and I learned a lot of great work ethic! Also, many of the customers mentored me about college opportunities and scholarships which I applied for while employed. These scholarships transitioned me from a courtesy clerk in 2013 to a well respected engineer at a top 10 public university 2 years later.

Cons

The stores are primarily ran by the store director which caused many problems. Often times the store director treated courtesy clerks poorly and showed favoritism to associates that have been at the company for many years. Also, the front end managers would use profanity at me which is a clear union violation. Whenever corporate came to visit the store and gave negative feedback, the anger would trickle down to the people at the bottom instead of having a team discussion about improving the store. Also, I was employed during the merger with Safeway and the transition was a mess, with no clear sign of who our leadership was.

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5.0
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Pros

Good discounts, a free item every week through the app, hardship fund if approved, option for stocks

Cons

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2.0
Mar 17, 2026
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Pros

good pay rate, associate discount on groceries, mostly good techs

Cons

Zero work life balance, unless you live to work. "Training" screams of "I don't care". They brag about how GREAT their pharmacist training is, but that was 20 years ago, today their 4 week great training has been shoved into ONE week of on-the-job training with zero follow up or concern that you can't possibly learn all you need in that time, then they shove you out the door. Training during a cyberattack that has nothing working? That's fine, you don't get any extra time despite the fact that you can't learn on a non-working system. Management BS is deep, such as "we want our employees to know why decisions are made" then no way to ask and none of the low level managers has any freaking clue as to why changing an address in the database was changed from just overtyping it to a 5 minute process of logging into a poorly written website to update - and you thought we were bad about it before! And they ask for feedback an entire ONCE a year, with no way of providing it before.

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