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GPM Investments reviews

2.5

23% would recommend to a friend

(517 total reviews)
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Arie Kotler

24% approve of CEO

19% positive business outlook

GPM Investments has an employee rating of 2.5 out of 5 stars, based on 517 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The GPM Investments employee rating is 29% below average for employers within the Retail & Wholesale industry (3.5 stars).

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517 reviews
1.0
Jul 9, 2015

Store Manager

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Pros

It's a job. I have a good staff if I can keep them, paying min wage but expecting more from them makes it hard to keep good employees. Repeat customers make my day. I enjoy seeing them and helping them whenever I can.

Cons

Wow. Where to start. I have been in retail mgt for over 20 years. And this place takes the cake. Like others have said before, you will not have any kind of family life or life outside of GPM. Granted they are a very fast growing company, but it's at the expense of their staff. The ones who earn the money for them to grow. In the beginning everything seemed like roses, then you find out that your budgets get slashed. To run a store 24/7 365 you are given a budget that even with single coverage and min wage you will still be over you payroll budget. So you, the manage have to cover those hours. It is the norm for the store manager to work 7 days a week and work 12-18 hour days. And like others have stated, you are expected to cover any shifts should someone call in are decide they don't want to come in. You get the "joy" of covering those shifts. I personal have worked 34 hours straight more than once in the last year. I average 64-78 hours per week. Let that sink in for a moment..... And if something should break, well hopefully you have some duct tape and bubble gum because that's how it'll fixed. The IT help desk is a joke. You will not every see a tech come to the store and fix an issue, you get to do that too. Yippee. Please don't just think that I'm just a bitter employee, I've been in mgt for a long time. Never have I seen a company so money hunger and just worried about being able to call themselves the biggest c-store company that they will run you into the ground despite the fact that you are the one making is possible for them to grow.

1.0
Feb 16, 2015
Recommend
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Pros

The small stores are easier to stock; all side chores can be completed in a timely fashion

Cons

Larger stores have only one person when they should have at least two, or at least have an overlap of staff shift so that one employee can assist the other in stocking and other side work. Some managers don't promote from within. Instead they bring in from the outside. Can't even talk to DM because all they care about is numbers. Benefits only available to those who work at least 30 hours a week. Staff overworked, underpaid.

1.0
Feb 12, 2015

Management

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Pros

Regular customers and Team that worked for me are the only things that made this job worth while at all.

Cons

Company is rum Horribly, DM doesn't care about the people that work for her. Employees are seen as disposable. You are expected to work 60 + hrs a week without any additional compensation. They cut you budget hrs to make it almost impossible to run a store but increase your sales goals. They do anything they can to make sure you don't get your bonus. They want you to do the job of at least 3 people on the lowest salary in the area.

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