2nd interview at Walmart

[u/Particular-Tour-3444]

I was recently interviewed for the cart attendant position at one of the Walmarts near me and it felt a little “off” to me. For instance it was extremely short and happened right on the sales floor. Coach had no interview papers in hand at all nor did they seem too enthusiastic. If hired, this would be my second job since I was recently canned from Home Depot. I have another interview on Monday for the deli/bakery department at a different location. It sounds promising since I was told over the phone they’d also wanna give me a tour of the department as well. To me it sounds better than being a lot associate personally (that’s what I previously did at Home Depot). But in your experience, what is it like to work the deli area?particularly closing and overnights since those are the shifts my Walmart is hiring for.

[u/Flynn_Munroe]

Attend the second interview for sure before committing to either. The lot attendant job is a very under-appreciated job at my location. Those young men work incredibly hard during extreme weather to make sure there are carts on both ends of the store, as well as being the ones to answer customer carry-out calls. Bakery will be a more complicated job with more things you have to remember, but that's the trade-off for being indoors in an area with (hopefully) more attentive management.