Uggh it’s okay. - Part Time Retail Merchandiser Hallmark Employee Review

3.0
Jan 2, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Part Time job and flexible schedule.

Cons

Pay could be more since you aren’t properly trained and it’s a lot of bending. A lot of going to back rooms to get boxes and not a lot of space to setup cards because the retail store your in usually doesn’t have alot of space for your section. They provide you with a phone to clock in at every store. The app the company uses for clocking in sucks. You clock in at 1 store and then when you leave you have to clock in the app, to tell the phone if you’re going home or to another store to work. This helps because they pay for some drive time (very little). The stores they assign you can change. If you go to another store that isn’t normally yours, you can tell that the person your working behind didn’t really do there job. I think a lot of people fudge the log books and said they did stuff that they didn’t. Lastly, the scanner will tell you where to put the cards. You better prey that your display was set up correctly or else 😅 you will spend 15 mins trying to find the right spot!

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5.0
May 29, 2026
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Pros

Great company and great people! Very thorough training program.

Cons

It can be hard work! Some stores don't have deliveries where they're suppose to be and you have to go searching. You have an allotted amount time to spend at each store.

2.0
Jul 20, 2026
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Pros

Airconditioning in all production areas

Cons

Hallmark Manufacturing in Metamora Illinois has a management team which needs to take a seminar called "Leadership in the 21st Century". Micromanagement is no longer the best method of leadership to motivate employees. The facility manager along with the production department group leader are incompetent in mostly every way. I was required to run a production line with a temporary team member who was obviously under the influence of drugs. I told the production supervisor that the line we were assigned to that day was a two-person process which requited both associates to be extremely alert. I strongly suggested the actions of the temporary staff employee could cause property damage and potentially an injury. The supervisor made a change to the assignment, but the group leader disagreed and changed it back. At this time the supervisor notified the EHS manager and facility manager. This issue was taken up to corporate human resources in Kansas City, but nothing was done. I made a direct appeal to corporate human resources but was told nothing could be done about it. In addition, the group leader in question was involved in six safety incidents operating a forklift over a four-month period of time, including running into a pear. Only two of the incidents were initially reported. This normally results in termination but since he drove increased production rates via micromanaging everything was overlooked and is still employed by Hallmark The phrase "Safety First" is apparently not important to this facility.

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