When I first started as a technician at CVS in 2011, things were not too bad at my store. We frequently filled +2500 prescriptions a week but had enough hours to do this fairly well. Within the next year or so, however, hours began to take significant cuts, both pharmacists and technicians. In addition, the metrics became more ridiculous. Ultimately, - more... it was a case of corporate demanding more productivity with less staffing. The result was a highly demanding environment filled with angry patients and angry staff with occasional respites brought by patient patience and kindness. My coworkers mad ... - less