Rite Aid Asset Protection Associate reviews

3.1

97% would recommend to a friend

(45 total reviews)

Matt Schroeder

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42% positive business outlook

Asset Protection Associate employees have rated Rite Aid with 3.1 out of 5 stars, based on 45 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Asset Protection Associate professionals have a good working experience there. Rite Aid is rated in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) by Asset Protection Associate professionals compared to other employers within the Retail & Wholesale industry (3.5 stars).

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45 reviews
3.0
Apr 3, 2025

Rite aid

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Pros

Work was fun, never ending work which makes work fly by, some good people along the way, minimal supervision and ability to make work schedule.

Cons

The way I and many other were laid off. I gave 1/3 of my life to them which in return they gave me four days notice my position was going to be terminated. I know employers don’t owe us anything but wish they had handled it differently. Regardless I’m still grateful for the opportunity rite aid gave me.

3.0
Jun 28, 2024

It was fine

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Pros

I typically really enjoyed everybody I worked with.

Cons

If you want to risk your life, and get paid low wages all without support from managers over things like alcohol theft? This is the place for you, They will fire you if you don't apprehend people stealing which I have seen make people feel like they have to do things that break company policy to get the apprehension. I followed policy, had a hard time apprehending thieves because of it, had my job threatened constantly, but still got a 10 cents raise when I caught more employees stealing then my boss (That was his job). over all in a year between employee theft apprehension and operational correction I reduced Shrink by $125,000 which was over half of the loss of the store. When I identified that most of the loss is from operations. My raise was pathetic at the end of the year. I was about to get promoted because I was better at Operations, employee theft, and fraud, but for some reason, the district manager (Not my boss) had a say in that and hired a friend instead. I eventually let it go, but if you want to work Asset Protection for Rite Aid don't take it seriously like they do, do what you can and go home safe knowing the tweaker you didn't stop probably was going to try to stab you. (Something Rite Aid hardly ever took serious.

1.0
Mar 12, 2024

Reason I left

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Pros

The only positive was it started my career path towards law enforcement and made some great friends.

Cons

1) You only grow if you rub elbows with the right people. 2) upper management will take your ideas and say they made it. 3) upper management does not care about any store associate and will never give kudos. 4) set’s outrageously high expectations that upper management knows will never be met.

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