Kohl's reviews

Management is mediocre at best, and communication amongst the members of management, as well as communication between associates and management is unheard of. Management is full of empty promises that are never fufilled, and while there is plenty of room for advancement within each store, more often than not the promotions go to the most underqualified member of the team. While the jobs are simple and straightforward, training is overlooked. Employees are expected to follow "Kohl's Best Practices", but those rules and regulations are NEVER conveyed. Don't hold your breath if you desire praise or positive feedback for accomplishments or a job well-done. Good work is never rewarded. On the flip side, breaking the rules is never punished. You could kill someone and still keep your job. This is a lower-level retail job, so the types of people you get to work with are varied. The management is generally uneducated, and have limited job experience. While the company provides tuition reimbursement, management frowns upon anyone trying to further their education while they are employeed at the company (ironic?). Activites outside of work that might restrict your schedule--including family, school, or another job--are also frowned upon. This company is clueless about the meaning of work-life balance.

1) Whatever your job title is doesn’t matter, they are going to put you any and everywhere including the register. They don’t take in consideration that people apply for certain positions because they don’t want to be on the register. 2) When you are on the register they micromanage to the max, I’m guessing to make sure you are trying to get credit cards. I already knew how to use the register because I was returning. The lady kept walking up to the register asking the customers I already asked about the credit card and further upsetting them by keep asking, she is grabbing the bag trying to “help” bag stuff I’m in the process of bagging and she got the hint when I kept taking the bag away from her, like please leave me alone so I can do my job. What made me immediately resign was the manager, and I got the hint that they were going to schedule me to work every Saturday to work as a cashier, absolutely not; I didn’t apply to be a cashier! Especially, when there are a bunch of people on the floor that never goes to the registers when backup is called.