BIG W
Work Colleagues are the best part about the job
There is very little career progression or development unless you are great friends with the manager.
The pay wouldnt be too bad - if you were to get consistent and decent hours.
There is little recognition for the work you do - you can work the same hours and harder than another person there and they will get just as much recognition for your work as you do
The work culture and the people there would have to be the best part about working here though the morale in the store is very low - less
The pay wouldnt be too bad - if you were to get consistent and decent hours.
There is little recognition for the work you do - you can work the same hours and harder than another person there and they will get just as much recognition for your work as you do
The work culture and the people there would have to be the best part about working here though the morale in the store is very low - less
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78%
of employees approve of CEO’s performance
CEO Approval is based on 284 ratings
Big W SCO Attendant
I worked there from 18 for 5 years, I was never trained and wasn't advanced into other positions, managers are terrible and abusive, but co-workers are lovely and nice, everything else is terrible, no one could ever pay me enough to go back there. I advise to only work there if the money is worth your mental, emotional and physical pain and issues.
ProsCo-workers and customers
ConsManagement, and no training or moving to other areas
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