About Pamida
Pamida Holdings Corporation conducts a general merchandise retail business through its wholly owned subsidiary, Pamida, Inc. As of January 31, 1999, the Company operated 146 general merchandise retail stores located in 146 small towns (having an average population of approximately 5,500) in 15 Midwestern, North Central and Rocky Mountain states. Pamida – more... provides customers with reliable and convenient family shopping and features nationally advertised brand-name products as well as select private-label merchandise at attractive prices. The stores' three primary divisions are softlines, including clothing, footwear, accessories and jewelry, hardlines, which includes health and beauty aids, automotive accessories, housewares, hardware, sporting goods, toys, small electronics and appliances, domestic goods and more, and pharmacies.
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Pamida Employer Reviews
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Store Team Member
Team Member (Former Employee), Perham, MN – May 12, 2012
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parties
Special Project Technician (Former Employee), Atlantic, IA – May 9, 2012
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good place
retail/stockwork (Former Employee), Ely, MN – April 21, 2012
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See previous review.
Merchandise Support Team Supervisor (Former Employee), Omaha, NE – April 20, 2012
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great place
Pharmacy Tech (Former Employee), sturgis – April 19, 2012
Working at Pamida
It's always hard to know what to expect when going in for that interview -- and preparation can make all the difference. What is the interview process like at Pamida?
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They will never keep up with the big boys. They are very closed minded to new ideas and ways. They waste time moving product around and around the store and never really g...
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