Publix reviews

Unfortunately, I work in a department where management contradicts themselves, makes knee-jerk decisions, plays favorites and knit-picks at/blames people they do not like, does not control their emotions, and does not value education. I'm working on an MBA with 4 years in the department and I came in with experience, and was told I was "equal" to 2 younger people without any education and experience -both with much less time in the department. Being in the department I'm in has actually hurt me in transferring to another department. There's not that many opportunities to advance unless the immature supervisors like you and you tell them all about your personal life.

Hard to get full-time unless you get "in" with the right people. Maybe once upon a time you could start at the bottom and with hardwork get into a assistant manager position, but it certainly doesn't happen anymore. Lost lots of good people who worked departments for a decade and get passed over for someone straight out of college. The senior management seem to have been able to work their way up the ladder, but newer managers never had to, creating a disconnect because they have no idea what it's like to be the grunt.