bp ASM- Assistant Store Manager reviews

2.3

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Meg O’Neill

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2.0
Feb 15, 2026
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Pros

Annual and personal leave. Do not need to work public holidays.

Cons

Minimal or no office hours - you will almost exclusively work console. Worse pay than PT or casual staff. Unrealistic work expectations. Minimal store hours that are stripped back more and more. You are a cost cutting measure, not a valued member of management.

4.0
Sep 21, 2024
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Pros

Fuel Discount Daily Free Coffee Feels good selling good coffee and nice food range. Easy to build friendly relationship with local community.

Cons

Labour hours are sparse. On call 24/7 and work related apps give constant notifications and can't be turned off due to being on call. Unreasonable expectations (expected to do two people's jobs without extra hours or pay). 5 different apps to use for HR and daily work instead of a streamlined service. Business manager, head office, and specialised teams will all tell you to do the same thing in different ways and will mark down audits for doing it the way one of your other bosses told you to. Stores forced to restrict maintenance budgets to minimum and not given any support for dealing with upset customs or additional labour needed. Space planning and planogram teams have no idea about the actual size and scale of stores/shelves and have 0 regards for practical use or safety. Category team sending huge push allocations to stores who have received and wasted full deliveries of said products, stores not receiving exception for this in their waste targets.

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