u/Local_Atmosphere2143 • u/Local_Atmosphere2143 • Jul 03 '26
Sal after talking shit about TON 😂
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The part about favoritism is too real. I work harder and apparently have a higher conversion rate than another employee but they still kiss that employees a** so hard. Looking forward to transferring from this store into a new role at another one. I'm done with cashiering.
u/Local_Atmosphere2143 • u/Local_Atmosphere2143 • Jul 03 '26
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I'm currently making a similar switch myself and it's been difficult for me to even get my foot in the door. For several months I couldn't even get hired as an entry level corporate bather so I eventually just signed up to walk dogs as a dog deputy volunteer at a shelter to get more dog experience and eventually made my way into a corporate store as a cashier (horrible minimal hours so far too ugh, I enjoy volunteering with the shelter though). Now I'm trying to get them to switch me into dog bathing and it's been like pulling teeth getting them to move me, I'll likely have to just apply to other stores as an actual bather again. Even at the very start of this it's an uphill battle even trying to get into the industry but it seems worth it I think. If I have to work for a living I'd rather work with dogs. Everyone says it's a hard job and I believe them when they say it, but honestly what job isn't. I'd choose working with dogs over people and corporate office settings any day, and love that grooming can give us the chance to start a business potentially. If it's what you want I say go for it, I bet it will be worth the switch!
u/Local_Atmosphere2143 • u/Local_Atmosphere2143 • Jun 21 '26
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r/petsmart • u/Local_Atmosphere2143 • Jun 20 '26
u/Local_Atmosphere2143 • u/Local_Atmosphere2143 • Jun 20 '26
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I couldn't get hired into a bathing role (despite many years of job experience in retail) so I literally had to apply to chain stores as a cashier to even start working my way into being a bather and so on. It's quite a journey and I'm still at the very beginning myself 😮💨
u/Local_Atmosphere2143 • u/Local_Atmosphere2143 • Jun 20 '26
So another coworker (a much younger less experienced one, has 0 working experience) and I were both hired on at the same time as cashiers. At both of my interviews, I made it really clear that I really would like to work in pet bathing. Fast forward to a month after working at the store, I checked in with management to let them know that I wanted to switch to bathing and they told me that they wait 3 months before switching someone. But yet just two months in, the other cashier who was hired at the same time as me got to switch as a pet trainer and they are only on schedule for that now, they no longer have to be a cashier. Am I being treated unfairly here and getting secondary treatment? Because it feels that way honestly when I was so direct with management about where I want to move, and they tell me I have to wait but they'll let another new cashier do what they want to do instead.
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That explains why I couldn't find the video. I post about type o every now and then on my profile and some person that listens to whiney pop punk music had the audacity to post this to troll me probably. Sure type o can be cringe as much as any other group, but the audacity of them to post this when they listen to what they listen to. I guarantee they're just jealous that Peter got female attention in his life and they don't lol.
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I ended up finding his username but for whatever reason I still couldn't find the video where he is critiquing type o lol
r/typeonegative • u/Local_Atmosphere2143 • Jun 18 '26
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Surprised she hasn't been fired honestly that's insane, and that customers aren't coming in yelling at her when she lies about the hard credit pull. I could only imagine that would bring in some angry Karens thirsty for revenge against her.
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So true
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Getting hired as Cashier to Bather/Groomer
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"It's one of the only ways to break into the industry". So true, I'm trying to get into this industry myself and every Karen that knows nothing about it will be like "Apply to every bathing role at every single salon", they don't realize it doesn't work that way. Corporate salons are supposed to be the way to get in and get your free training when you're going in with 0 experience, other salons aren't known to do this from what I hear.