Sam's Club Employer Reviews

My job consists of a variety of different duties: Balancing Cash office, Pulling money from registers, refund follow ups with members, registrar spot checks, data entry, making copies, making phone calls, taking messages, researching transactions, receiving change orders, making and sending multiple deposits, demo entry
These are just in a typical day, – more...  on weekends it is more intense.
I love my job, it is such a great place to be and even though there is a lot to do i am very comfortable in what I do! – less

a typical day at work was been harass by the supervisor to sell memberships.
I learned how to do other peoples job.
management was awful and they didn't care about their employees just their favorite ones.
hardest part of the job was selling.
the most enjoyable part of the job was the customers.

IT is a great place to work for retail and opportunity for advancement within the Co

Great job for company advancement with pretty decent compensation. It also has a great team working environment.

Working for Sam's club, aka Walmart INC, was a great experience. I grew as a sales representative and as a customer service representative. I had the opportunity to greet and assist customers with transactions or helping them find a product on the shelf. I had a great time working with this company because the employees stick together as a team and – more...  help each other out whenever possible but yet I still had the opportunity to work independently and develop people skills. – less

Sam's Club work with those who are in school and tend to be very flexible with their scheduling. Some of the nicest managers are there to help always.

Sam's managers are tough ready to go managers versed in all aspect of all departments of their business. A Sam's manager balances all corporate directives and real life scenarios with the staffing challenges while never saying a cross word. Retrospectively one of the best developmental training progams I have attended at any employer to date

I was a manager for six months and had been with Walmart for over two years till I transferred to Sam's. Seriously, I wish I never left Walmart. I worked nearly every weekend on a schedule that hovered around 50 hours a week. As hard as I worked to better the business, it was never enough. I don't know how club managers get promoted into the positions – more...  but the rest of the assistant managers ran the club better than he did. If you want to work for a retailer, stick with Walmart or Target. Sam's isn't worth your time. – less

I began this journey while still in high school. I learned so much about the core values of a family oriented company. Sam's Club has a broad base and allows the associate to follow a career path that plays to thier strenghts.

Work usually consist of helping our members through excellent customer service in any area they need help. My main department is hleping the electronics department achieve quality sales, high quality customer service standards.

I have learned to create a good rapport with members at the clubs I have worked at over the years. Communicating with my supervisor, – more...  coworkers, and direct manager has become a vauleable tool for me to succeed. They hold me accountable for holding up the standards of the company. This is an changing enviorment that might need you too adapt which can be challenging but is exciting at times. – less

Paying invoices and verifying entries; and tracking PMDC sales.
Completes work assignments and priorities in accounting by using policies, data, and resources; Collaborating with managers, co-workers, customers, and other business partners; Identifying priorities, deadlines and expectations; carrying out tasks; Communicating progress and information.
Prepare – more...  daily deposits, preparing Cash Funds Transfers (CFTs)
Investigate overages and shortages in cash registers
Maintain confidentiality and integrity of financial and personal information
Prepare Daily Payroll and keying data into system – less

Loved working with the customers, but they didnt work well with my school schedule.

A typical week consisted of 6 days and 45 hours of work. Assisted club members in the purchase and packaging of their bulk items.

There was excessive gossip among mangers which led to a negative work environment for the rest of the employees.

Working here is ok, the management generally leaves you alone.

sam's club has descent pay but full-time is impossible to get. They expect your life to revolve around work, my husband and i both work there and get very few hrs most of the time. trying to make a house payment and raise 3 children is impossible to do on 15 hrs each a week.shifts are usually 4 or 5 hrs instead of 8 hrs a day which is a waste of gas – more...  and time. – less

Sam's Club in Sterling is a wonderful place to gain experience. Managers and associates work hand in hand to achieve the company’s goals. There is a wonderful sense of community and family among all associates, and everyone takes pride in being a team player. Over all, such a wonderful experience to work for Sam’s Club.

Meet and talk to different people. Make people happy and leave Sam's with a SMILE ON THEIR FACE. Working at Sam's is a team environment.

A typical day at work was always the same: Getting members of the club checked out with proper customer service and being of service to them. The management on a daily basis was always nice at first and I understand that all employees must abide by procedures, but some people got treated horrible, or some got treated favorably. People just got away – more...  with more thins than they should of. Not everyone abides by the procedures and regulations of the company.

I liked some of the people I worked with. They were nice and treated everyone equally. I will miss them. Working with them on the same shift made my day great and my earnings. I was making $8.35 an hour based on my past experience as a cashier and retail. Others were earning more based on their experience. They called it "levels." – less

Making sure everything was stocked an ready to go before the store open, I have learned to be quick to listen an less on the talking. The hardest part of the job I would have to say was working with some of your co-workers who didn't believe in team work. The most injoyable was some of my regular customers.