Giant Employer Reviews

Management makes you do all of their work, and they get credit for it. Management ignores the fact that you have school, and they schedule you to work on your school days; when talk to management about this issues they act as if you're a lier. The job was okay, if you're a hard worker, if you don't work hard they will blame you for the undone work, – more... since it was the management job not yours. Management relies on the staff more than working as a team. I quit because of the management issue, the job impacted my school, staff treated me like an animal, and I just overall felt unwanted. – less

Formatted weekly store account reports
Analyzed weekly store expenses
Friendly co-workers

Ran front end and customer service. Learned how to run a lottery machine. Co workers and management were friendly. It would be really busy customers would get mad, but you learn how to deal with it and make sure they leave with a smile.

Fun place to work i enjoyed it, being a stocker can be tiring at times , but its nothing unpleasent

it was my first job didn't really like it but it was cool, no complaints

This is a great place to come and sit down and enjoy a cup of coffee. Because it's located in an area of the store, it's also very convenient if other shopping has to be done. The management is great here, they do a fantastic job of taking care of the employees and making sure everyone is doing the best job they can do. The employees there are great – more... as well and are all very friendly. The hardest part of the job was dealing with the lunch rush, it seemed like the crowd was never ending. However, the most enjoyable part of the job was the great people and having a very fun work environment. – less

The job one a typical day in the Giant Food store is not a bad job at all. It would be a great part time job for people looking for a side job, and for teenagers also. I learned a few things while working at Giant that is how to manage a team and be a leader of a group of people. The management knew how to control things and make sure things are in – more... good shape all throughout the day and night. Co-workers I worked with were good people to worked with we all learned something from each other there. The hardest part about that job is dealing with customers who would come into the store with bad attitudes, but the good part about it is that when you change there attitude by the time the leave. – less

Started my career as a sales associate. then became an Assistant manager. very good company with good benefit.

I loved working at Giant. I loved my co-workers, my management team and best of all, my customers. The market was very clean and everyone was very friendly. I would recommend that place to anyone

giant has a pretty predictable pace. we have our fast days and slow days. the management is pretty dependable but the benefits and pay arent great. its also really difficult to get a full-time job there. my co-workers are great. we all try to help each other out. the best part of my job is the social interaction.

Took orders from customers of what type of seafood they wanted,and how they wanted it prepared ,had a good work relationship with coworkers and management .

I love working with people and making sure that they are well taking care of. I enjoy working in a place that is fun and busy at the same time. I look forward to learning new things every day. To grow and become a better person.

Customers are friendly and courteous. A fun place to work. Short hours, seniority always get job first. Hard to advance to a higher position.

A typical day starts at 9.00 am I come in a empty the qr from the pervious night.

The employees and management were good to work with. When i first go in i log into the cash register and give great customer service. At the end of the day you log out and turn in the money. There was nothing hard about this job.

Worked overnight here for two years, the pay was good for the work that was being done.

This a seasonal job for when I as in college. I was a good first job.

I was shocked at the level of extreme unprofessionalism of the managment staff. Power certainly does go to some peoples heads.

i love working there cause of the people i worked around. and the customers was great. i learned how to communicate more with the public and how to multi task more than i used to.

* A typical day at work- I clock in and get busy: Greet the customer, and ring up their order, take payment, and give correct change, bag their groceries, and thank them. OR greet the customers and bag their groceries, do store walks to make sure the store is clean, push carts from the cart corrals into the lobby, and when a mess it made, clean it up – more... quickly and efficiently. OR stock shelves, work backstock, pull things forward on the shelves, take customers to an item if they can't find it, and set up floor and seasonal displays as directed.
* What i learned- How to stock shelves, make tags and hang them, how to operate a register, how to deal with an angry customer, how to watch for and handle scams.
* Management- They don't always handle things the best, but for the most part they do a good job at doing what corporate wants.
* My co-workers- I love them. There are some that drive me nuts, and others that help keep me sane. We get along, and most would stick up for me if something happened.
* The hardest part of my job- Watching my hours get cut and go to the newer employees, because I have worked at the store longer and make more- it cuts spending when my hours are cut and given to someone else .
* The most enjoyable part of the job- Getting to know the customers, and knowing that I can be of service to them, and listen when they want to talk. – less