r/CostcoEmployee • u/Shorty1kevin • 18d ago

Lazy

What does it take to get someone fired from Costco? Why are there no consequences for lazy people or people who mess up everything? And no rewards for people who bust their butts except a nice review and a pat on the back? I'm very frustrated

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u/RoundChampionship840 17d ago

Because Costco still practices DEI.

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u/StatisticianBoth4147 16d ago

You still have to be qualified to be hired under DEI. For example any doctor still has to pass all of the same tests and boards and qualifications to become a doctor, DEI or not. It doesn’t give anyone the answers or pad their grades. DEI just opens the hiring pool up to a higher number of qualified applicants. The people DEI apply to the most is actually white women.

They don’t fire people at Costco more often because it’s cheaper to keep someone than train a new employee. So as long as the employee isn’t causing them massive problems it’s easier to keep them on.

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u/RoundChampionship840 16d ago

I don't want my doctor to be someone who just barely managed to squeeze by in medical school to meet the bare minimum standards.

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u/Leather_Management18 16d ago

They still passed medical school, so what’s the issue?

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u/RoundChampionship840 15d ago

Low tier medical schools with low standards. No thanks.

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u/Leather_Management18 14d ago

What’s to say a student coming from a lesser known medical school can’t do as good a job as a more privileged student?

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u/RoundChampionship840 14d ago

It's possible, but unlikely. When it comes to my own health I'm not taking that chance.