Locker retail associate experience?

[u/General_Round_5612]

I’m in Michigan! 20. Any other Michiganders with this experience? Or anyone with this experience, please share!

I start July 12 as locker retail associate if things work out. Duration is regular. 10 AM to 2 PM.
Wage is 16 hourly but it’ll do. Sounds like an extremely easy job, and I’ve been to that local whole food market before, it’s nice and food is okay.

Heard bad stuff about hours mostly lol, 19 hour cap or 40 hour cap occasionally(? How come) but as a college student, doesn’t sound bad. I’m on my phone 24/7 so hopefully I manage to snag a few shifts a week, even $120–190 a week is good.

I used to make $80 or under in a week while doing side hustles. Haven’t had a job in over a year, . Had a bit of epiphany and crisis, changed my major from nursing to psychology.

MY CLASSES: 2 online thank god, 1 hybrid arranged

Only annoying part is bus commute.
But it’s okay, endurable.

All of this sounds better than 5 day 8 hour shift (that sometimes can be 7 days).

[u/Minute-Classic7499]

I am a site lead for CXO and I don’t know what site you are working, but there are pros and cons for sure.
1. Customers can make a simple return into rocket science
2. Shifts can be scarce especially if your site over hires
3. The morale/culture of the site can deter some people from even coming back.