Giant Eagle Employer Reviews

A typical day at Giant Eagle includes ringing customers orders, doing price checks, and retrieving tobacco products. I have learned how to run a register. Management is average, some good some bad. My coworkers at both Squirrel Hill and Waterfront are the most enjoyable part of my job. They make a hard day seem easier.

My work day will typically be helping aid the pharmacist such as counting pills, stocking selves, inventory, and working the register.
What i liked most about the job was that in some way i was making a big contribution by providing the medication needed to possibly save someones life. I got the chance to also work with some great people who taught – more... me a lot about not only work but life itself and I'm fortunate to have had such a great job while being so young. The hardest part was lack of staff so i had to do a lot of multitasking when we were extremely busy. – less

Helping others, making a difference. Good employees. Management wasn;t the greatest, room for more management.

stock shelves, write and order, pull product to front of shelf to make shelf look full and presentable, work back room inventory, clean up back room.
learned how to manage time, fit a 10 hour work day into 8 hours.
co-workers are fun and supportive
hardest part of the job going in at midnight once a week to change tags.
best part getting time to talk – more... to customers and employees. – less

Fun atmosphere
great employees
mangers are nice
Didn't like mopping

A typical day at work consists of dealing with customer complaints and handling cash. I have learned plenty of things here such as how to work with others, how to handle money, dry cleaning, how to put orders in, and communication skills. Management here has its ups and downs but there has been a lot of times where management likes to put us down or – more... yell at us in front of customers. They also like to talk about people behind their backs. The hardest part of my job is knowing that there is no way to succeed more and no chance of advancement. The most enjoyable part is seeing happy customers. – less

I am a cashier at Giant Eagle. I learned a lot about counting money and talking with different kinds of people. The management is very nice and respective. My co-workers became family in a way. The hardest part of the job is dealing with rude people in a nice manner.

Customer service with the public;love meeting new and regular customers that shop our store and taking care of their needs in the bakery; work good with everyone in the dept and always work good together to get the job done. Try to get along with everyone and get what needs to be done. Learned how to take cake orders; use the bakery bread slicer, label – more... machine for tickets for items; packaging of all bakery items and stock tables on floor to sale in bakery. Also answer phone to take care of orders over the phone and clean, sweep and trays and dishes done by the end of the shift. The hardest part is knowing sometimes what is expected of you if no communication is given to inform you. Having to make a fast decision of how to handle a situation to your best ability. Most enjoyable part is meeting people and taking care of their needs and know that you succeeded to please them. – less

I enjoyed working at giant eagle. The pharmacist taught me alot and how to deal with different types of patients. We would fill an average of 400 scripts a day. My co-workers we very helpful. They showed what team really means. I really didin't have a hard part of my job. I really enjoyed helping the ederly with getting new prescriptions on expired – more... prescriptions. – less

Enjoyed working with the public. The customers shopped at Giant Eagle and the Deli was one of the first departments they came to when they entered the store, therefore, completing their order quickly was a must as they had the rest of the store to shop and they did not want to spend alot of time in one department. I learned to work alot faster and with – more... great accuracy to meet the customers needs. My boss and co-workers were excellent people to work with and learned alot from all of them. Enjoyed the job and working in a fast paced environment. Hours were cut due to the economy and lack of sales, therefore, I chose to move on to another job in which I can show my skills and would like to work in a fast paced environment again. – less

work here. Easily the worst company in the universe to work for.

a typical day at giant eagle i would start usually work an 7hr shift and would load peoduct on u-bout and stock it to sheleves. And then would bale cardboard and plastic and do that til i was done with order. And i would block or face dept. til it was time to go home. I also would order product for next day delievery.

It was very bland and slow work process. I felt completely unorganized.

This was probably one of the best jobs I ever had. The pay could have been better. A LOT better in fact. But what they lacked in pay, they gained in employee support, training, professionalism, and longevity. I worked with people that had been with the company for 20+ years. I worked at the location in Washington, PA and was a meat wrapper. The crew – more... there was so amazing, and even when I left (due to moving) I was told that if I ever went back I'd have a position in that store. I even still keep in touch with most of the crew in that department, and others, including the dept manager and the store manager. If you have the chance to work at this location, TAKE IT. Wonderful store. – less

typical day at work would be nothing short of average, being around people and some of the outgoing customers I had helped out were what made the job fun. management was very short coming and did not give the proper trainer nor had "the time" as one would put it, very unprofessional and mediocre at best. The hardest part of any job would be the first – more... day after a week its nothing short of enjoyable. – less

I was a cashier who loved to work with people. I would Mainly cashier but I would also do many odd jobs. I learned a lot about customer service and retail. Management and the people I worked with were great. There wasn't really anything bad about the job but staff and customers were the most enjoyable part of this job.

Excellent place to work with such wonderful people who took time to get to know the people we serviced

I love working for Giant Eagle they are a great company to work for

As the assistant meat manager my daily duties include receiving the bills for the meat order, checking the order, code dating and rotating, pulling sales for previous day, creating cutting list as well as cutting meat. Twice a week a supply order is put in, received and checked. The management is supportive and a pleasure to work with. The most enjoyable – more... part of the job is cutting meat along side of veteran meat cutters who have enlightened me with their experience and knowledge. – less

I believe the ASRS is no longer in place since the new construction of they facility. But it was a good place to be employed.