Working for ALDI | Future Employment
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- Hey everyone,
I decided to make a video about my current job at working for ALDI. This is video is also for those who are seeking future employment for ALDI and what to expect on a giving day at work. If you are working ALDI, please comment you're pro's and con's.
Thanks, Casey
Thank God for this video bro! I got invited to an interview for Aldi and was reading reviews before finding this video. You helped me out a alot by spilling the truth about the company and obviously it won't work out. I need work/life balance.
Thanks for the info, man. I was a manager at Big Lots. Quit on Thursday. Start at Aldi tomorrow. My first and only interview was with the district manager and store manager. You give great advice.
Welcome to the team! Congrats!
I like Big Lot's. As a customer at least
@@johnnykurplutzo6789 Well Big Lots is slow end store, not ALDI.
I work for aldi currently and have for the past 3 years. My store is absolutely trash. Managers lack basic human decency, expect way too much while also insulting you the entire time and offer no motivation or incentives. However- I’ve worked at many other locations all of which are great to work for. Managers are encouraging and helpful, talk to you like a human being, and engage in personal conversations. My store is awful, but it depends on where you go.
Just remember, that you have learn to deal with and a lot crap unfortunately, but some times the best thing to do in those situations is talk to you're store manager about the issues are facing with the team and him or her personally that's only way you are every going to have resolutions. If the problem does not get solved, take it to the DM (District Manager) and then go up further from there. While me being a Shift Manager I have to learn to deal with a lot of BS myself, but I take it and apply it and try my every best to learn from it and to take action and keep my associates working efficiently as possible.
I've heard terrible reviews by former employees online. No wonder they are always hiring.
@Alex Perry thanks for your input. I'm going to apply. We'll see how demanding it is. Merry Christmas and cheers.
@@johnnykurplutzo6789 Don't apply unless you're a rugby player.
Casey, Good job on the Working For Aldi segment. You seem like a good kid! Best of luck in your endeavors.
Thanks!
I recently received a job offer from Aldi. I start next week and I'm excited about the fast-paced work environment and the exercise! Lol I come from the restaurant industry. So, I'm used to it! Also, they pay so much more than any other entry level position anywhere else in the area, and from what I've noticed, they seem to really care about the state of physical and mental health of their employees. All of the ones I saw working seemed to love being there!
Let me know how it goes! :)
@@InfiniteTony For sure! Do you work there?
I started November 2020 came from hospitality also, its really different but you will be fine.
@@ShadowPuppet394 No I don't, was planning to but I don't think I'm cut out for it haha have u heard anything from them??
Did they drug test?❤
Also, good luck with the promotion. You definitely have the right attitude for the job.
Thanks!
Store Assistant (Belmullet)Aldi Stores (Ireland) Ltd is that real in Ireland
Dear Nikki honey i asked from is that store in Ireland real or fake Store Assistant (Belmullet)Aldi Stores (Ireland) Ltd
Thanks for your words, this was very helpful, I have an interview today and wanted to have an idea about how it is working with ALDI’s, wish me luck 🙏🏽
Glad to hear! Good luck!
Thanks for the video.. my son has group interview for warehouse tomorrow
Small world my son went to boot camp at Fort Benning
Applied online about a month ago then got a email for a group interview with the district manager and shortly after (like 2 hours later) got a email wanting a interview with the store manager. Hoping for the best (:
Crazy...I'm about to go in for my second interview with the store manager at 3:30 today in Houston good luck
Sounds you guys are getting closer to getting the job! Best of luck though!
Have mine in 1 hour 😅
@@justingeer3049 You got this, have good eye contact, good hand firm handshake and always answer honestly.
@@gafalcon7 I got offered the job just gotta do the background check and drug test! Thank you for the advice...and good luck today
I was a deputy manager at Aldi for 4 years. Trust me when i tell you the job is not good or enjoyable. The money and your fellow staff members are the only reason you would want to stay working there.
Your contract effectively says you cannot speak negatively about the company on social media. I am NOT saying that what this man is saying is false but do take it with a grain on salt. There is alot more issues that alot of people do not speak on.
He does say alot of true points in this video such as the fast paced environments, and the goals you have to reach and how its not for everyone etc. Also im from the UK so things may be different. If you are from the UK avoid this company.
This is a decent video and i appreciate his enthusiasm about his job. I wish you the best in your career my friend!😁
Thank you for you're kind words!
It seems in the us they only want to hire young people and only select people
@@snakedocter1984 it is a very physical job. They want people that can physically do the work of 5 people almost simultaneously. Their way of keeping prices down is to keep staffing cost low. That means the staff have to work ALOT harder and faster than the staff in a regular supermarket.
Statistically older people can't work to that pace, thats why they employ alot of younger people.
Aswell as this they like to promote from within, if they can groom an 18 year old employee to their perfect staff member, 3 years down the line they will be the best match for promotion. If they hier a person that has more working experience and is slightly older that person is more in there own ways and its a lot harder for them to shape that person into the employee they really want.
Hope that makes sense haha.
Surely that's illegal?
You're not lying Aldi is a slave job I'm absolutely miserable working here. I can't wait until I'm free.
I just had an interview today. Went well. I've been in customer service for an accumulative 10 years, and I hope to christ they don't call me saying I got the job. Customer service/sales is stressful enough without having to be timed on all of your duties throughout the day. Fuck that. I have a job I can always go back to, but it wouldn't be full-time, and the hours are 20 per week if I'm lucky. If you weren't timed and graded on everything you did at Aldi's, I feel applying wouldn't be nearly as intimidating mentally. If i do get the job, the only reason I hope I can make it work, is so my wife can go down to part-time, and I can take care of her for a change. I'd rather do the same thing every day on an assembly line than be in a soul-sucking customer service job again. Fuck me.
I hope your life has improved, brother.
I'm a TSM in Australia and this is spot on. It's the exact same here. The good thing about Aldi is that it's the exact same at every single location!
Exactly :) each store operates differently but it's the same as doing everything under ALDI Standards.
just got an email from aldis saying they want me to join a group interview. after watching videos and reading all these comments, i doubt i'm going to pursue an aldis career. i'm not physically fit at all, i recently had a baby, and have a terrible back. i applied for cashier, but it seems you have to do that plus stocking which is not what i want. it's a shame because their great pay would've been so good
Same
I have my group assessment at 10:00 GMT here in Ireland. This has been very helpful. Thank you.
My pleasure! Good luck!
Joe Conlon I also have mine at 10 in Cork :D
Good luck to you. :-)
Joe Conlon How did it go or your interview is about to take place soon
Thanks
@@velichkakovachka5610 I felt it went well. Asked us what we knew about the company, made us introduce ourselves, got us to do a simple maths test and then it ended with a team building exercise.
It sounds like another corporate sweatshop like Amazon. I don’t like being treated like a stopwatch.
I find that most retail, fast food, etc. is like that. But unlike those other places, aldi pays usually pays 2-5 dollars more. I'm getting paid better as a store associate at aldi, than I did as a shift manager at walgreens. It also helps that I moved from a city with very high foot traffic to a suburb with much less. I'm used to the pace and actually feel compensated for it.
This video is very helpful, thank you so much!
You're welcome :)
Sharing Life with Casey I’ve got a group assessment in a couple weeks, what should I expect in that?
As a current employee im going to share my experience so far. Pros - you receive a good pay and earn well above the minimum wage, if you are someone looking to earn every penny you can get then they pay you reasonably well. Cons. One of the most depressing, stressful and frustrating places youll ever work. Spoken to like trash and always left stressed and frustrated. Hours are long and if your in your 20s and 30s your social time is next to non-existing. You are made to work long hours most weekends and you receive no appreciation. For every one compliment you receive you'll receive 20/30 criticisms . Expectations are way too high and most employees are or look depressed.
You're a sweetheart
Good job on doing Aldi video!
Thanks!
And this is not a job for a person to retire, nobody that I have been aware had retired from this company except for 2 store managers in history and one was at age of 55 because store managers can get away from a hard physical work at times (compare to store associates that can't get away from that). But if you know of a person that managed to retire from this company, let me know because I am curious.
No one has....its a job for young or someone in prime fitness.
I know a few store assistants in thier mid to late fifties and could show the young ones a thing or two.
@@flowerspringtime Explains why I couldn't keep up, I'm the opposite of fit lol
I think Aldi needs to use your video for their website .......great analysis ...
Prayers for you and your family and all of your endeavors.
Update: As of 5/2022, I stepped down from ALDI as a Lead Store Associate. With that being said, I will not mention and reply to your comments about anything that's associated with ALDI business practices or hiring process at this time. Thank you for understanding! Best of luck to all future employees!
Telling someone to work faster is not a criticism. It's a threat
If it is a threat, than please explain you think it is a threat?
@@gafalcon7 you sound like a manager of some sort. Forcing people out of their comfort zone leads to injury. Plus it's unprofessional.
@@johnnykurplutzo6789 well you have to understand ALDI is different all grocery chains we do things more efficiently as possible. That saves us time, money, energy and less hiring as well. So everyone plays a role in that not just managers.
My time at ALDI was filled with physical injury from thousands of repetitions, heavy nepotism, and almost no work-life balance. This guy seems nice but gullible, and anxious. That is the only personality type that makes it in the lower level. The job is unreasonably demanding. Be prepared to sell your soul.
Starting work at Aldi tomorrow.
Thanks for posting this. I just got offered a part time position at Aldi. I have been working for Kroger stocking overnights and for what little kroger pays for the brutal overnight shift compared to Aldi I don't care if it's physically demanding. Aldi the highest paying hourly rate for new hires within our 3 town radius here in Georgia. I have literally checked everywhere. Can you find an easier job for less money sure but Aldi is like 4 dollars higher than the other average new hire rates around here. Money talks.
Welcome to the team!
Guys who worked hard all their lives once get retired, they die within one year. Now, those who work smarter live a better life and after retirement even better. Someone told me that before.
Well said!
I start at Aldi next week! 🥰
Awesome! Congratulations!
How is it going at Aldi Beth R?
Thanks Casey appreciate the advice
My pleasure!
U have a good attitude. Thx for sharing the info
No problem!
what type of questions do they ask for the interview
They will ask you different types of questions, for each person they interview. But I don't remember the question they asked me when I applied.
6:35.....sorry, what did you say here? leave and align? in the moment before, too......create and buy in? replayed but i couldn't figure it out like earlier with uhhh "prioritize" if i remember right
Hi, Casey. I'm looking for a job and came across an ad for full-time associate at my local Aldi. I have 17 years experience working retail, but after I graduated college, I quit my job at Publix because they would not give me full-time hours. To be honest, my body needed the rest from the strain of unloading trucks and bending over constantly.
At 36, I haven't had any luck finding a steady, good-paying job and I need something to keep up with the bills. I take Humira and other supplements for arthritis and joint pain. I don't mind working hard, but there is only so much my body can endure. On a scale of 1-10, how taxing is the workload on your body at this job?
Did u ever apply to ALDI??
@@InfiniteTony I got a job at Whole Foods, which pays more. I'm currently taking an online course to gain technical skills that will, hopefully, lead to a bonafide career that pays well.
@@bambooforrests Awesome! I'm currently also in an online course/bootcamp to gain technical skills except that I'm currently looking for a job too lol
@@InfiniteTony Hope you find something soon.
interesting to watch, i had a good employment history, got called for an interview and i honestly thought it went well, even told them i liked the job because it was fast paced etc. few days later i got a rejection email.
Thanks Casey
Good luck dude.
Yea same for me I work at Bed Bath and Beyond and work in receiving and you have to work in a fast pace. I also just got a interview for Aldis.
From a UK perspective Aldi is the best retailer to work for, pace is still a major factor when stocking but not so much speed on the tills these days we're encouraged to adjust pace to suit customers.
A full pallet of mixed goods your expected to take 30 min to put out, a mixed cage 15, a full pallet of bread 20mins.
There isn't one person one job you're trained on it all I.e if your tills getting quiet jump off and stock shelves, tidy up, do baskets etc until you hear your till called on again.
Its dammed hard wonk but the wages are high, theres plenty holidays to take double time on bank holidays and a great team ethic.
Well Said!
I have a group assessment interview next week. Any tips or ideas or what to expect
Each interview is different depending on the area manager.
They're looking for a can do attitude overall tho.
Sounds like a negative place to work
Employees work very hard where I shop. Mostly women under 25 come and go rather quickly. Few stay not many. Job is for the young obviously.
Hi Casey, I had my interview today. I feel like it went well! I was wondering if you could tell if if they send a denial email if you dont get the job or if they just ghost you lol.... could you find out for me if you dont know?
Who interview you? If you don't get called for another interview, then you did not get selected. I believe getting an interview shows that you are 70% got the job. Let me know!
@@gafalcon7 I interviewed with the store manager.
@@IsItAconspiracy Follow up, and let me know if you get the job! :)
I didnt get it😭
@@IsItAconspiracy Sometimes that happens. Don't hesitate to apply for other stores in you're area.
Hey, I’ve got an group interview tomorrow and I watched your video to help me out abit. I’m really nervous and I don’t know a few things, would you be able to answer my question?
1. How many questions do they usually ask in the interview?
2. What should I wear? I was thinking a white button up shirt with navy pants and brown shoes. Is that good enough?
3. How many people are usually at the interview?
To answe you're questions are as follows:
1. Mostly during a group interview they will walk you around the store and to get the feel of how we do things at ALDI and than you will get a piece of paper to do a survey and than might be called into a other interview with the District Manager (DM) than possibly store manager all in the same day.
2. Just dress casual wear. Like you we're saying.
3. During group interviews, there is about 3 to 5 people maybe more, depending on the District Manager. When you go for you're group interview, don't standout like others, let the DM talk and you do a little. That will show them you're interested.
Sharing Life with Casey You said wear casual wear, but on the website it says to dress formal. There’s a big difference for me, how would you recommend a woman to dress?
I want to be a part time cashier, do they have to do the heavy lifting?
You will do everything including heavy lifting.
Yep don't do it the heavy lifting will kill you and they'll yell at you constantly to unload those shitty pallets in stupid times.
I'm fat due to sleep apnea but its got nothing on me, I get 20000 + steps a day 60 flights of steps a day and 50 miles a week. as a valet, not making enough though looked at Aldi's pay rate and it seems better too sometimes I park 67+ cars daily
I had two interviews with the store manager and district. Only the store manager did any talking. I left after my first interview and received a phone call to come back for 2nd interview 30 minutes after I left my first. The second interview was definitely tougher but I managed to pull through.
I got into a group interview, I think I did well. I really hope I get to the next stage.
Awesome! Best of luck!
Knawledge ! How’d it go
If it was in the uk what did you do in the assessment and wear
Hi can you guide wot kind of questions they ask in group interview.
Thanks for the knowledge mayne
aldi in my area pays really well 14 to start (deep south carolina)
Hi, I know this video is posted a year ago but maybe you can read this. I'll have my 3rd interview tomorrow at Aldi, what should I expect? I asked the district manager on my second personal interview if it was the last and she said yes. Few days later i got a call from different manager (Same location) and she's asking for another interview. I'm confused? What are the possible questions they may ask? Please help i would really like to work at Aldi.
Holy smokes this is Aldi. If they treat me like this is a slave job then I don’t want it. I hate where the managers stand around and talk shit
After you applied did you call and ask what was the status of you application after a few days? Or you let them contact you ?
No, I didn't. It took a couple of weeks but I got a group text from the District Manager. Basically, if they think you will be fit for the company the DM will contact you.
Thanks so much for this video
Not a problem! Merry Christmas!
Great video! I just got hired on to the small (but good company)...love you spirit! Is there a update video!
I want to apply at the warehouse
Is that just stocking trucks and filling orders and doing forklift?
Is it separate from the retail stores?
Yes, I believe so.
hey whats up i like this video today was my last day working for aldi 1 year with them i feel ya the first couple months it was ruff i caught on quick with the layout of the store i worked in after a month using there socall forklift was a struggle at first but ill be flying with that as well lol when i run the produce while the store open you got some customers that walked so slow be like right behind ya mam or sir in your mind your move your slow ass out the way lol i was offered to become a shift manager i declined it cuz i was already getting allot of bs for not finishing on time they tell ya but this job is very physical you got be quick when your new they will give you advice to get quicker but once you know the layout they will push you hopefully this doesn’t discourage people to work for aldi its a good company if you can handle the bs and your quick with things you can go far in the company my ring speed is 97 with 44 items scanned per min
Hey man! Great comments! You will always deal with crap at work but you have to learn to deal with it. But yes, it's a very physical job and you have to be efficient with everything you do. Best of luck in your future! Thanks for the comment!
It really depends on your location and your management.
Some Aldi are cake. Some are a living hell.
Amen. Great video.
Just finished my interview today. I hope I be selected.
in the UK i passed recorded video interview and now have to go to a 1-1 assessment. What can i expect? is it another way of saying another interview?
What ended up happening?
1-1 assessment was interview with area manager (uk)
Passed that then went to a day experience then got offered the job. I just completed my 2nd week here.
MetalMatt2510 congratulations, i just got offered the job but just worried with everything going on in the uk atm. How long after they said you got the job did you get your induction day? And then start date?
Waited 2 days to say I am being offered the job, you then have to confirm the job offer by the email they send you, where you will also pick you clothing size for you uniform and i was asked to put next of kin and 2 references. You then get a contract signing date.
At the contract signing I took proof of I.D passport or driving license and National insurance card.
You get a copy of contract. I started the first monday of the following month.
Your first day is health and safety and answering questions on a computer, I was doing it with 2 others.
MetalMatt2510 I got the email but there was only bank details and next of kin no references or uniform and im still waiting for the contract signing date its been two days since I confirmed on the email now. Thanks for your reassurance
I have a group interview for Aldi Distribution can anyone tell me what the process of the group interview will be like ?
Hi,
What to expect for Aldi experience for an Assistant Manager role.
Great video! Hopefully you get your promotion soon. I have a interview this week with the District manager? Do you by any chance remember the question they asked you? I am kind of nervous and I want to be prepared.
Each manager is different. No reason, to be nervous if you have what it takes to be efficient and productive you will get the job for sure.
@@gafalcon7 Thank you just finished my interviewer. Did you do any training before you started working? Because they were talking about training for 40 hours at a aldi facility. Is everything hands on or are they going to be testing us?
@@gordonmendez4421 All I did was background and drug test and than after that went through that I start my training on the computer. I think new associates now go to Welcome Day located at or near the the warehouse.
I work at a horrible store! The managers are actually just hourly paid with the exception of the salary Store Manager. She is not a very nice person. The funny thing is I understand her perspective, but will never understand why she treats her employees like crap. I feel she takes out her frustration and anger on her employees because she doesn't have another outlet for her frustration at the company. That said, I DONT FUCKING CARE! DO NOT bite the hand that feeds you! She has 4 awesome assistants and constantly puts them down in public. She has no skills at training. She expects them to run their shifts, but constantly overrides them, then gets mad when they don't run their shifts. What the hell? Done and Done!
Yeah aldi is good but they like to sack you for no reason and I didn't no they have aldi in the US to
Where is Aldi and is it this Store Assistant (Belmullet)Aldi Stores (Ireland) Ltd
What's the pay hourly
Do they have a pension for all employees or only store managers after you complete your 2 years
weird question, did they allow you to wear hats ?
You can before you the store opens. I do it all time.
Do you work at the Aldi warehouse or in the actual stores?
Do you have to clean shave for any job there?
I got a solo interview
Had an intervieuw this saturday for the position assistant manager, any tips on that?
Sure, just have a good positive attitude, good firm handshake before sitting, good eye contact, answer questions honestly and ask the manager interviewing you questions as well because the more you ask questions that shows you're very interested in the position. Good luck! Follow up and let me know if you get the job!
@@gafalcon7 the intervieuw was last saturday, he told me he was gonna discuss it with the district manager, haven't got a call back yet
@@jobvanelzelingen618 Give it another week, if you don't hear back by next Saturday, they probably have chosen someone else for the position.
@@gafalcon7 got the call, the district managers wants a second talk :)
What’s the chance first video I look up guys has the same name
I had my interview,I have 7years experience in this kind of work...I have fork lift,walk behind fork lift,electric power jack experience,I also have knowledge and training in how to use hand held computers to pick items I know how to build a pallet...I know how to wrap,load trucks unload trucks use floor scrubbers,I have training in how to lift things correctly,how to lock out and tag out faulty equipment..etc...I did not get a second interview yet....My friends daughter who has not worked anywhere for more then 5 minutes has one gas station job and one burger joint job under her belt and has NO experience on anything in this building got her second interview the next day....What the heck are they looking for..It was at the Aldi Warehouse
That's awful, I'm sorry to hear that. Just keep pushing them, hopefully something will open.
I hope you get the job....you definitely are qualified💪💪💪💪🎯
Apply to a different location
I know they only offer part time,,, but how many hrs a week??
Between 20 - 25 hours depending on the available hours.
@@gafalcon7 How is it so far there??? What you like and don't like??
They also offer full time
I work at Walmart right now. I’m looking for jobs that pay more. ALDI is one of the jobs on my list. Do you think that would be a good move? Do they give consistent hours?
Sure is!
Samee
Dang bro I’m looking to leave walmart and apply at aldi too. hope everything works for you
@@castronatefit5754 yo dude why are we thinking the same thing lol
Thegiver4 Channel thanks bro hopefully
Hi casey ! Im starting tmw first Well i was supposed to have welcome day and 3 days training in the main branch 2 hours away from where i live and will be working but they cancelled them due to the corona virus!😭
Now it feels that i will be thrown to the sharks . I am really scared. Can you please please do an indepth video or reply in the comments about the cashier. Im really worried because i have short term memory . Do they expect you to memorize things?:0 how dp you operate that cashier? How can you be fast?
Btw can you please give us tips how to to be fast ??
Here are some tips that might help you!
1. Don't expect to be fast and remember codes on your first day, working on getting faster every time you work and remember codes takes time as well.
2. Take your time when it comes to cash-handling.
3. Slow down when you need, you need too.
4. Encourage pre-inserting for card transactions, it will make your ring speed very high and efficiently.
5. You should have a computer training on how to run the register but a manager should help you as well known as "Going Shopping"
Those are some helpful tips, hope it helps and Welcome to ALDI!
@@gafalcon7 okay wow so what is the deal with memorizing codes ? 😭what do you mean . Codes for what ! Cant i write them on a paper . Why do they expect people to remember codes when they want you to work in extremely fast pace.that is really torture 😭. Can you give me an example? How long is the code? And codes for what since i expected everythi g to have a price basically ..oh lord. I am really scared.
@@novemberrain2184 Like I said before, everything takes time including learning the register and remembering codes as well. That's why I believe it should take at least 6 months or so (maybe longer for you) to really learn everything and that's why you have managers and other associates to help you. If your store manager and or District Manager expect you to be fast on your first month, then that's crazy talk in my book. Just take your time and teach yourself and by other coworkers to learn how to get faster. You will always have printed sheet on how of the codes as well.
@@gafalcon7 thank you casey :) i will let you know in 3 months how it goes. I have a 3 month probation. Keep me in your prayers. I really need this job . It was the only one which accepted me so i am very grateful .
Do you still get critisized to this day?
It happens every once in a while, not often.
Hey cassey...i went for a group interview...am now called for a one on one interview.. what should i expect..what are my chances..will they ask me to do a store work that day?
Hey Charu! Congrats! The next interview will probably be with the District Manager, and or Store Manager. Just answer the questions honestly and listen to every word, and also ask questions as well, the more questions ask, the more shows them your interested into the position. Best of luck!
@@gafalcon7 thanks cassey...done with the interview...waiting for results..!
@@gafalcon7 didnt get through..disappointed😐🙂
dev don't be discouraged, there's always other opportunities to apply for!
I just graduated high school I'm 19 and I just put in an application for store associate while I was applying it asked what hours to work and what days to work I put 7 days a week from 6 AM to 11 pm is that possible and also I was reading that it takes 2 weeks for an application to go through it's already been that long since I applied would you reccomend I go and ask about my application? because I would really like to work at my local aldis. Also I'm not really bothered working in a fast paced environment I used to work at fedex grounds in a hot warehouse loading 30 foot trailers back to back.
tim screen just be prepared to work long hours and yes always ask about your application however with Aldi the store managers you see have nothing to do with your application process because it’s all done online and the higher ups picks who they hire
I was wondering how much do you make and how much was your firs paycheck ? Is it good enough to live ?
Starting pay is 11.65 and than goes up (don't remember how much though) after you're 6th month and than after that its annually. You get paid every two weeks. If you are good with budgeting you're money you shouldn't have problems on living.
Sharing Life with Casey thanks for the advice 🙌🏾😃😃
tadabadazz18 idk if it’s different but I’m part time associate starting pay $12.70
I started out at $13.10. At 6 months you get bumped to $13.50
My Hallelujah Belongs To You it must vary from state to state
Colored hair any issues ?
Eh, not so much.
age requirement?
18 years or older.
@@gafalcon7 Ah crap. I was hoping yo work Aldi. Guess I have to work Jewel then. Trying to stay close
How much salary of Aldi supervisor... Tell me any one
g.srinu g.srinu like 16 to 23
I got a interview at Aldi Warehouse tommorrow hopefully it goes well....
Good luck!
Well, how did the interview go? Did they grill you?
How much does Aldi's pay an hour?
Depends on where you live.
The one I'm near pays 12.35/hr.
What’s the link to work there
Just go to ALDI.US and look for careers.
You are so cute.
Thanks!
How much does the store do a week O.O
Depends on the volume.
Are you a cashier?
When you work for ALDI you have to learn to multitask and that's including running a register.
Doing it Debra lol
Sharing Life with Casey Do they teach you how or do you already have to know how to run a register?
@@0sarah0911 They throw you in the deep end and make you figure it out infront of customers it's pretty awful at first and btw PLU codes you have to know but it takes a long time if you're not used to remembering random numbers like myself.
Paul Brice thanks!
Thanks for sharing ...how long do you have 2 work there 2 eligible for benefits thanks.
3 months
@@gafalcon7 Thanks for the reply.
@@gjohnson6884 No problem!
Can you wear a hat while working in aldi?
No, you can't wear a hat during work hours.
@@gafalcon7 don't they have like "Aldi hats?" or something? with the logo?
@@14crusader88 unfortunately they don't, I wish they did.
Are you still at Aldi
Do they drug test? Great video by the way! I want a job there too!
Yes, you will have to go through a drug and background check.
Okay thank you very much
@@vanellopevonsweets4876 No problem :)
Do you have to do a maths test
No, you don't.
In the UK yes
In uk is a test with 7 questions and tou have 5 min. I did only 5 and they just ask me for the next stage