Sam's Club Careers and Employment

Overall a solid job, lots of growth opportunities. Decent schedule for retail. Holidays are crazy and sometimes it's overwhelming but in general it's manageable. You're definitely never bored.

Merchandiser in College Station, TX

on May 17, 2021

Meh

Been with the company over 4 years and have seen 4 different general managers in that time. There's a cap to how far you can "move up" job wise before working hard no longer matters. Physically draining at times and good luck if your store is understaffed, they're more likely to just pile more work on your plate instead of addressing any staffing issues. High level of burn out if you start off as a hard working associate.

Member Services in Omaha, NE

on May 17, 2021

try

Sam's is about getting bodies inside the building. However, you can be fired quickly. Paid decently. Some managers clearly care and want the best while some are only after numbers.

Baker in Hodgkins, IL

on May 17, 2021

Productive

Productive place where you can learn advanced baking. And maybe grow in the work place, the bakery I work in is very "high School-ish" to where they have their own select groups

Supervisor/Merchandiser in Green Bay, WI

on May 17, 2021

The best part was the customers....

Management is young, inexperienced and unprofessional. In the time I was there, 3 supervisors walked off the job, 3 others stepped down from their positions and corporate was on-site twice...... that alone should tell you the management there is in dire need of an overhaul. Communication there is desperately needed and cultural awareness is a must.

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Shared on February 24, 2020

Very relaxed and laid back. Probably the easiest interview you could have. Questions were simple: *Can you work weekends? *What availability can you work? *What do/did I do at my current job? I wasnt asked any situational questions. After all the questions, you will be given a tour through the area you will be working in** I suggest asking a lot of questions about the job, store, benefits and any other questions you might have! They like that! And it gives you more of an idea of what you're getting into. **

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