WinCo Foods reviews

There aren't enough stores in the phoenix area for the public to get to know us!

In all other respects, they are like any other retail establishment. Customers who go above simply "rude" to flat out abusive will be rewarded for their bad behavior. It seems no true conflict resolution is part of the training for management or lead clerks. They also abide by a blanket "drug free workplace" policy that, as always, means you will be working along side tweakers (who can easily pass a drug test in only a few days) and functional alcoholics who get away with being drunk on the job while those who prefer marijuana will either quit or get picked off in random drug tests. This is particularly interesting given that several of the states Winco operates in are weed legal. The final thing they share in common with standard retail gigs is the nature of scheduling. People will be fighting to get more than 20 hours a week during slower periods byt the store continues to actively hire new people. The net result of all of these combined is that good people constantly quit, turnover is high, and the bulk of those who stick around are challenging to work with on many levels.