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      CROSSMARK

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      They do not care about you as an employee. - Retail Merchandiser CROSSMARK Employee Review

      1.0
      Sep 17, 2018
      Retail merchandiser
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business Outlook

      Pros

      Semi make your own schedule.

      Cons

      Management could care less how you are treated. Make the store managers happy no matter how unprofessionally you are treated. Crossmark's only concern is about their accounts.

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      CROSSMARK Response
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      Thank you for providing your feedback. We, as a company, want to create a positive work environment for everyone. Can you please e-mail our Human Resources department directly outlining your concerns so that we are able to assist you? Thank you!

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