Toys "R" Us reviews

Toys R Us mandates an hour lunch, so you end up being at work for 45 hours a week. It would be much better if a fifteen min to half hour lunch was allowed and then employees could leave 45 min earlier and tend to family etc. Toys R Us is corporate to the core with a lot of set rules and a rigid hierarchy. Most people move around laterally for years before moving up and its seems as though some people are swamped with work while others have nothing to do. People don't seem happy in general and my part of the office is dead silent during the day and it can be depressing. Besides that, there is not a lot of time off.

Lower end of the pay scale for big-box retailers. Most employees are part-timers, and thus have little to no investment to the company. Very difficult to find talent that is willing to do the necessary work when they are getting 15 to 20 hours weekly. Push "metrics" way too vigorously, to the point where it frustrates the customer.