ALDI Employer Reviews

Start with checking the over all look of the store and product.

a typical day at work included hard labour as well as lots of mental arithmetic while on tills. I learned how to use several different machines and advanced my till skills. The management weren't the most professional but got the job done while my co-workers and I had nothing in common which made the working day much harder.
the hardest aspect of the – more...  job was the high amount of physical work and the best part of the job was knowing i was being paid handsomely for my days work – less

hopefully this one store was not a reflection of the company.

frieght everyday great place to work and excellent work experience

as a shift you are totally responsibile for all aspect of the store, you will most likey not work with a manager.

ALDI is a great place to work with good hours and good pay and benefits.

A very aggressive work place. you can make a lot of money. but your looked down upon if you make a mistake.

I do not recommend working for this company. I've worked for Aldi for many years and counting and trying to find a way out. The management is horrible, they call you on your days off EXPECTING you better come in.. They sit and the register while you do their work and dont get their pay. There is very little to no room for advancement depending on your – more...  location... You rarely get a lunch break.. If your a hard worker they will just take advantage you, telling you to pick up everyone elses slack.. Benifits just keep getting worse every year/ – less

Aldi is a great company with great benefits. They run a good professional business. At Aldi it is the cashiers job to do the load. Pull out palets and stock. clean.

Long hours not a place to work if you have small kids and very heavy lifting.

As a memeber of Aldi for 2 years now I have accessed lots of informantion about this company. In a nut shell you have to dedicate your life to an on-call Aldi, you must be healthy and never get sick because you have to cover your own shift. Forget about college or hobbies if you want to work for this company theres no working for anyone else, they refuse – more...  to work around anyones schedule, and full timers are only promised 20 hours a week, based off of production. – less

Overall Aldi is one of the best jobs I've held. It is hard and taxing work (very physical) because you change so many hats but that is also the reason why the pay is so high so suck it up and be very careful. Advancement opportunities are abound and Aldi will provide you with training if you're an aggressive individual. The only reason I'm leaving is – more...  because I'm a biology major and seek my fortune in research but I'd definitely grow with the company if I were a business major. Oh and, fyi, if you do get hired be prepared to be thrown in the freezer, that's a very popular elimination step. – less

In this job, the pay is great. The duties are not so great. Meaning its hard work. If your up to lots of physical work daily this is your dream job. Benefits are great also. Very little room for advancement and the hours are not the best. Lucky to get maybe 30 hours a week.

I will start by saying that I started out as a cashier and within a year I became Assistant Manager. It only took me being in that position for 3 months before I was asked to become Store Manager. This was very short lived because I had to be out of work for 2 months due to an arm injury due to to constant workout your arms get from stocking the store – more...  with product. I returned to work only to be told that I had a 10 percent chance of making it because my staff was scared of me and I did not know how to manage so everyone could be happy. Needless to say I lost my job because of a workmans comp claim I filed with the company. I learned through this experiance that if your hurt on the job, you never blame it on the company and just use your own insurance to keep this company happy. – less