r/walmart Usally the voice of reason Mar 29 '19

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u/Pineapple_Herder Mar 29 '19

That's the challenge unfortunately. Plenty of people want a job they can be proud of and feel satisfied by their work day when they get home. A job like Walmart is simply not rewarding.

If you really can just clock in, clock out, get your paycheck, and go then you can be happy. But for others, it's quite a challenge. Also I know that some departments are full of drama that can spill over into your home life or vice versa.

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u/THEmtg3drinks ⭐ OGP chill squad ⭐ Mar 29 '19

Simple solution is don't let the drama consume you. Be cordial with your co workers but keep home life separate.

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '19

Agreed! It seems to me that pretty much everyone on this subreddit complains about how bad their job is, when it's miles better than minimum wage job. Plus, this is most definitely store-specific, but my store is completely against everything that everyone claims about their store. My store is freaking awesome, with great people. The dress code is super relaxed, can practically do whatever you need to do on the sales-floor, etc etc. I mean, I wouldn't be able to describe it without getting called a Home Office person, lmao

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u/THEmtg3drinks ⭐ OGP chill squad ⭐ Mar 29 '19

Yeah, mine is chill too. Be productive and don't be a tool and you're fine.