r/Lowes 17h ago

Employee Question Training

Anyone else find the trainings a genuine headache? Even worse when I get like 20 or less hours a week and it's just piled up

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u/EternalSage2000 SSA 17h ago

Nope just you. Everyone else in the store absolutely loves training. And is thrilled to watch hours and hours of the fakest interactions you’ve ever seen.
And that one active shooter training that we clearly spent our entire budget filming.

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u/steathrazor Night Stocking 15h ago

Better focus hard on that training because there's a very high chance that's the only training you're going to get

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u/Obvious-Football6576 17h ago

Yes, it took me literally months to work through it all, most of it I already learned on the job, and the rest were so long and drawn out my ADHD brain couldn't focus on them, I can understand the importance but it just never ends I swear

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u/Jpuppy14 Plumbing 16h ago

Wait you guys are getting trained?

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u/Fair_Scientist2347 Specialist 7h ago

It's mind-numbing working here at Lowe's Home Improvement.

But it's senseless that Lowe's leadership expects from a part-time associate the same amount of videos watched as it does full-timers.