Savers Assistant Operations Manager reviews

3.0

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3.0
Nov 21, 2019
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Pros

I always tried to make the best and have fun with the team I worked with there. With the always changing inventory and many eccentric customers there is never a boring day. Good health benefits and 401k (if you are a full-time employee). You'll get a lot of exercise running around that place all day!

Cons

Very high turnaround of management and team members. The majority of time I worked there we were short managers, which affected a balance with our schedules. Within the 5 years I worked there, the raises were very minimum for everyone. It can be a very hectic environment with customers trashing the store, ripping tags off items, stealing, etc. Not great sales or holiday bonuses to provide the rest of the team with more incentive to hit goals.

3.0
Apr 25, 2014
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Pros

It's easy to go from a retail associate to assistant manager if you work hard and show good customer service.

Cons

Savers workplaces are often dirty. At the branch I worked at there was high turnover. The pay is not great.

1.0
Jul 3, 2013
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Pros

Paid milage during training....eventually If I wasn't in my home store I didn't have to wait to buy with employee discount

Cons

Having to sort through other people's trash. Lots of time for training ( 8 weeks for AOM ) but no manager had time to train. Training materials out of date

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