Severe understaffing due to wages being not nearly as competitive as they used to be. This has turned the hiring process into a revolving door, or results in subpar help. More incoming freight than can be feasibly handled, which results in a cluttered, messy store. Slow, outdated computer equipment and infrastructure. Managers sometimes work 70 hours per week or more if the store is short on help. No 401k match. Raises are a paltry $.10 per hour, and can only be obtained by passing a competency test. Expensive health insurance with shoddy coverage.