Kroger's Employer Reviews

I enjoyed working here. The manager I worked under were great. They worked with me when it came to scheduling work for me. The work was fairly easy.

I go to work with my polo shirt and lift the boxes assigned to me for the day. Part of the job was to lift the boxes and place them on carts of which we brought across the produce floors. We would then open up the boxes and place the fruits or vegetables in the designated aisles. The oldest fruits and vegetables were placed in the front so they would – more... be sold before the newer produce.
My coworkers were respectful minus one.
The hardest part of the job was oddly enough one elder woman who was disrespectful to a certain type of person. Other than this woman, this job was the greatest experience for work I have had.
The most enjoyable part was how simple, but hard the work was. Allowing for smooth work to be done, but a large amount of it. Never a moment gone by where you couldn't find a fruit or vegetable to be placed. – less

I have gained some experience working there. I love my co-workers who i used to work with. but the hardest part about this job was trying to satisfy every customer.

deli worker cut me and cook food and help wash dishes set up food treys mope floors stock shelves

Cashiering , assisting customers when help needed , age verifications , horrible management . Great coworkers though , I learned a lot from this job .

cleaning and setting up and setting things out far as displays and flowers and helping customers had great management and great co workers i enjoyed that job alot there really wasnt nothing bad about this job

this job helped me gain the experience i needed in customer service and cashiering. i enjoyed working w/ the different customers and some of them knowing me by first name. i took pride in knowing my job and some customers only wanting to deal w/ me when it came to certain tasks. i didn't like the constant changes in management. there was always the – more... shift of power. – less

i love the company i work for but needs a good support system, great benefits, easy to move up into what you want with the company

Depending on position it could entail anything from stocking shelves, running a cash register, bagging, bringing in carts, and cleaning various areas in and around the store.
It was a well run store and provided its employees with chances to prove themselves and get various promotions

to much work and not enough pay, not enough hours, no benefits, not a safe place to work

liked some of my co-workers, liked being a cashier once i turned 18, but before that i hated being a bagger because i had to go outside and push carts all day.

typical day requires a lot of work and a lot of self-control, learned everything there is to know about grocery and retail as this was my first job, learned a lot of customer service here as well, co-workers are very well mannered however manager i had didn't care to much about the place, he no longer works there thanks to a customer, hardest part would – more... be the cart gathering process, and the most enjoyable was seeing all the people leave my lane with a smile on their face – less

This company will work you to the bone -- even on Christmas day. There is no work life balance. Management is very political. The hardest part of the job is the interruptions. The most enjoyable part of the job is the public interaction.

I still love my first job. It help me grow a lot and taught me a lot of responsibility. I learn so much working for this company and even got employee of the week and month.

I enjoyed my job but after I had my daughter I wanted to return to work part time the manager would not let me, he said full time or nothing

Assisting customers with grocery checkouts and the register in a fast friendly environment. The management and coworkers were friendly and management made working their very comfortable. The hardest part of the job is trying to check the customers out quickly as possible but the most enjoyable part was that you got to meet a lot of different but nice – more... people. – less

A typical day of work at Kroger for me would be stocking fresh produce, offloading the trucks, checking for out of date products, marking down items soon to be going out of date, cleaning organizing the produce cooler into sections for easy access. Cutting fruit to make fruit salads and fruit bowls, interacting and answering customer questions. Assisting – more... customers who need help, running a cash register when help is needed also getting used carts from the parking lot. Maintaining a safe and productive work place. I learned how to be a team player, how to prep fresh produce for the sales floor, how to check for out of date materials , how to organize efficiently , how to assist customers with correct and informative information, how to run a register, count money for drops in the safe. I learned how to build team chemistry and to lead by example. At this particular job my co- workers all were team players and we helped each other to keep the store running as friendly, smoothly and efficiently as possible.There wasn't any hard parts to the job to me. The most enjoyable part of the job was meeting new people everyday and the employess and management were a lot of fun. – less

Working up front, the supervisor was sexist against men and always had his little high school females up front at customer service even though I had more experience and more qualifications than them. The management was corrupt and showed favoritism. Ever since I quit there, after 3 dreadfully long years, I refuse to return to that store in hopes that – more... I never have to see them ever again. – less

This job was very productive but had many broken promises made to there employes.

Worked 30-35 hours a week helping out Kroger. I learned social skills along with work ethic. It was my first job while I was in high school. There were no hard parts and I loved being around employees and helping customers.