It's a decent job (I guess) but I wouldn't recommend staying there for long time. Hours are usually terrible and a shift can last like 11-12 hours if working full - time. If you really have to work there ask manager if it's possible to work ~20-30 hours a week. Be on time for interview, ask some questions (even if you don't care that much about that store) and 99.99% that they will hire you.
Depending on which grocery store you work at, you can make good money if you move up. I work at a Hyvee in Minnesota and the average salary for a department manager is around $60k. If you’re valuable to them, they’ll continue to pay you more.
@@youtubeshadowbannedme Add keywords that retail likes to hear in your application. If you have never worked in retail, literally watch few videos on yt "day in life of retail worker" or something like that and you have experience. Retail is basically same shit everywhere. Stocking boxes, placing labels on boxes, cleaning your aisle, giving change to customer, inspecting goods that came with new delivery. And repeating this thing like a billion times per day. I would recommend practicing something on the side while you work in retail. There are plenty of online resources nowadays. Trust me, you don't want to be stuck in some store for multiple years.
@@youtubeshadowbannedme Maybe that particular store you applied has just finished recruiting new people and at the moment they aren''t looking for new ones. Try a different store, retail is constantly hiring. Try zara, h&m, home depo, other nearby retail stores. Go in a store in person and ask someone there if they are hiring or not. You don't need any experience to work this kinda job. Just present yourself (or bullshit something that looks presentable and believable) and they will hire you.
Oh boy, you are too funny! I love your advice and and you are so hysterical! I have a grocery store interview in a day and you made me feel a whole lot better. Thank you!
Grocery store workers r underratedly tough lmao we get payed the bare minimum to do the most boring shit for eight hours at a time. Like don’t get it twisted we will throw hands on the job
THIS. Like the amount of people who think they can’t treat me like shit on the job because they’re the costumer and I’m a teenager. Like babe I’m getting paid 13 dollars an hour I really don’t have time or energy for your shit
I watched this two weeks ago, applied at 2 different stores and got accepted at the second one. Frankly, this video helped me more than the ones that promise to tell you the "right" answers for an interview question
Yes that happens at pretty much all grocery stores. They fired two people that I know of at Sprouts for being drunk on the job. They fired this random dude I never spoke with who I know of because he approached me in the parking lot and wanted to know if I was interested in buying any pain killers off of him. I said no and I told him not to talk so loud when selling that because he had a super loud voice like he was shouting kinda. Well everyone needs food even the drug addicts.
@@LOVERSANDLIES In my opinion, if your on the influence and can’t do your job, yeah you should definitely be fired. But if you can still function and do your job properly, sure but just don’t get caught with your pants down.
there is no communication between managers and the lower employees. each shift will do different things and not communicate with the others... then night shift usually fucks everything up if they choose to do anything at all. your day will consist (if your a grocery clerk) unloading trucks of pallets, breaking down those pallets onto "U-Boats" mostly store brand stuff atleast my store you will only fill water isle, paper isle and some goya. you will work the freezer (fucking sucks) and will do dairy also. basically the grocery clerk is the worker bee of the store you will work everything when things needs to be done milk, eggs, freezer, store brand goods , water, paper towels/ napkins. store brand soda etc.. you then will load trucks with empty pallets and plastic . you will be showing customers where items are even if its not your designated zone. you will be asked to check the back for something even when you know its not back there or you have nothing back there for the sole purpose of customer service . you will break down boxes and put them in the bale , after the bale gets filled to a certain level you will take wires and create a bale brick to put onto the truck. you will do this every day. same shit everyday. you will eat chicken that comes from the deli or a sandwhich from the deli and some candy maybe or cookies as a snack everyday unless you pack your own lunch. if you work 8 hours you get a half hour lunch you must clock out for. anything below 8 hours you get a 15 min break that you dont need to clock out for. the job fucking sucks and you do more then what your asked to do and are payed for. Its a good first job for highschool kids and maybe someone whos been a fuck up most of their teens / young adult hood and just needs a job to get a start into the workforce. as for a career i couldnt imagine doing this shit day in and day out. schedules are never the same unless youve worked there for a few years and are part of the union. thats the other thing. the guys thats been there 10 years plus and are in the union will never show up and when they do they are lazy, they know they will get a paycheck either way. Its an hourly job so my advice is to work but dont work hard and dont be lazy , just go at a chill pace, take your time breaking down the boxes, take your time going to the bale, take your time putting the boxes in the bale. if you over work yourself they will expect you to work like that all the time.
I've been doing research for a big grocery store related documentary I'm working on and this video came up and I was like "what the heck I'll watch it" and this was actually really funny! I love your style of telling stories and jokes! Definitely earned my subscription lol
Jim seems awesome. Grocery stores are a lot like other workplaces. Annoying customers, incompetent managers and unethical intimate workplace relations.
i lokey want to work as a cashier because im only 14 and im waiting till i reach fifteen so i could like get money to save for college because my parents aren't supporting my decision on going to college because they say its a waste of tine but im really passionate about it and if i gotta work to get the money myself then so be it👏✌👍
Lmao do more story times! Also i work at sprouts too but i work in the bakery .. love the people there yo! I think they’re the best. Just management is a little shady sometimes bc our store manager is kinda moody so when he’s stressed he stresses everyone out
as a worker in the grocery store, I have advice to say to anyone who considers to apply for this job, do your job, sure, you can help your co-worker, but in a way that does not become their habit to exploit you every single time - be nice and try to be friends with them, but set from the start that you are not easy to exploit never ever argue with customers, and don't chit-chat with them more than necessary, you can smile, and you can be friendly but not to the point standing in the middle of the store and talking about this or that, your boss would mark that in their notebook, be careful with customer money and double-check on the computer what items you scanned, sometimes you might double scan the same item, and then you will get angry customer once u print the bill, that is all
Can we get a sequel in here? Thinking about working at a Safeway this summer, I swear half the videos are like “it’s pretty great!” and the other half seem to think it’s the worst thing I’ll ever experience. Your humor and editing is great btw keep it up my dude!
If you do work at Safeway don’t become a courtesy clerk you will be a cleaning person from the bathroom -wet spills right along w/bagging -Find a job there you are good at /enjoy and want to come to work each day/night (I used to work at one for 18 years but quit when a supervisor let me know I wouldn’t be anything but a bagger in the long run) Don’t let another person say that to you You do what you’re capable of
I’m not saying you can’t work there but should let you know ahead of time that Safeway is now a part of Albertsons and a lot of the people don’t really enjoy working for them (As their own employees I mean) It has really changed since I left in September of 2018 but the one good thing is that you can now wear jeans (black blue and tan) That went into effect 2017 as part of the dress code
i work at giant eagle in curbside so i am a personal shopper and i really like it so far! we move around alot but some days can be slow but it pays good enough and i get really good hours. my manager is amazing, better than our previous department manager, she basically didn't do anything.
I found what you said to be exactly true. I heard an anouncement while shopping at the store asking for help. I had one interview, and they offered me a job. Now, i am looking forward to running a checkout stand. Also, i will be working in produce. Its going to get me out from behind my desk and working with the public.
I work for a super market that has gone all online training. The new staff that have done the online training seem to think they know more then the staff that have worked in the super market for years. We older staff can see all the mistakes but management save money and never really know what is happening on the floor. In person training is so much better.
I’ll tell you as someone who’s been at a grocery store for 11 months now there are 2 types of co workers those who are chill(the cool ones) and those who treat their job like it’s game 7 of the NBA finals
Been there done that Hated Bagging-Wet Spills Loved Bakery-Sweeping Don’t work at one anymore Do have my bestie/good friends at my old workplace and can’t wait to visit them in August of this year since I now live on the east coast (Used to be employed at Safeway in Oregon)
lmao i had no idea this was gonna be some synchronicity shit. perfect timing. yo i just got a job there im in the grocery department. is that mostly what your doing is inventory control/stocking/refacing shit/breaking down boxes and cleaning routines
If you do find a job that you enjoy and want to come to work each day/night tasks to keep your own sanity intact and a best friend to hang out with there (Courtesy Clerk is the worst cause all you’re doing is cleaning besides the bagging of the groceries/carry outs /carts I did that job for 18 years so I know what I’m saying) Good luck
I worked at a grocery store and I went for 40 hrs a week to 8 hrs a week. I think it is because they found out i go to a psychiatrist. I was diagnosed with Schizophrenia at 28 and i am on a once monthly shot. I worked at this grocery store when i was 26 and had no problems. I was not on the right medication at the grocery store job and other jobs. I was basically on resperdal a sedating medicine. Sedating tranquilizers are different then non sedating tranquilizers. Eventually you will become to sedated with the tranquilizers and they will lower your medication too much then you will have a relapse. That is why it is important to get on a non sedating medicine if you decide to go back to work.
This is hilarious 😆 I applied for a Grocery Clerk position something to fill in my mornings. I’m not sure if it works like that but hope I can get the job. I’m going to not show them my asshole side until after the hiring 😂 Great video
Thought I would give an update for anyone that cares on here. I got the job offer. I am now waiting for my drug test results to come back and for the managers supervisor to call me to set up orientation dates.
Watched this for my Presentation to Metro Head office. It's going to be an interesting ppt. I may lack the real solution but I'll have a great story to tell. It's enough 😂
Got hired in a grocery store today! Interview was terrifying, because im 14 and its my first job. I was one of the only ones who solicited but I love that store so I feel like ill like it
I am currently working at a grocery store and might go to warehouse force but it’s an okay job ,do not think your gonna be there forever ,just say temporary,I am working while going to school and excited to one day leave ,the people that I work with are rude ,i am great with the people who has been working there forever and the teens but not the people who has been there for a while,i am just racking my hours
I work at sprouts as well and that cocaine story is the epitome of what it’s like to work at sprouts. But I’m leaving the company within the next month after 4 and a half years
I'm sure that it totally depends on where you work. I despise being a produce manager in a store that's understaffed; limited to 39 hours and there are days every week where I clock out and volunteer time just to keep up. Their answer, work faster.
I am much happier working in warehouses than grocery stores. I worked at a Sprouts for six weeks and the job sucked. Store manager really unapproachable, department manager was a micromanager, and my assistant department manager was quite unpleasant towards me. Got way too little hours. I've had overtime in multiple warehouses that pay the same or more per hour than what Sprouts paid me. I kept my mouth shut about what I really thought of those three managers when I worked there. Assistant store manager was a super nice guy. I have it so much better in warehouses. No pressure from any random person walking in the building wanting to buy stuff or talk to me.
I’m 16 (almost 17) with no job experience but trying to get a job here. Hopefully its as easy as you say in that interview! But I’m preparing anyways Edit: i got the job 🎉
"Hell no I fucking hate this job" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
SAY IT LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK 🗣️🔥🔥🔥
It's a decent job (I guess) but I wouldn't recommend staying there for long time. Hours are usually terrible and a shift can last like 11-12 hours if working full - time. If you really have to work there ask manager if it's possible to work ~20-30 hours a week. Be on time for interview, ask some questions (even if you don't care that much about that store) and 99.99% that they will hire you.
Depending on which grocery store you work at, you can make good money if you move up. I work at a Hyvee in Minnesota and the average salary for a department manager is around $60k. If you’re valuable to them, they’ll continue to pay you more.
I've never been accepted to an interview for grocery stores
@@youtubeshadowbannedme Add keywords that retail likes to hear in your application. If you have never worked in retail, literally watch few videos on yt "day in life of retail worker" or something like that and you have experience. Retail is basically same shit everywhere. Stocking boxes, placing labels on boxes, cleaning your aisle, giving change to customer, inspecting goods that came with new delivery. And repeating this thing like a billion times per day.
I would recommend practicing something on the side while you work in retail. There are plenty of online resources nowadays. Trust me, you don't want to be stuck in some store for multiple years.
@@---xv3zf I've volunteered for a NGO at one of their retail places so I technically have relevant experience but never got a job in that industry
@@youtubeshadowbannedme Maybe that particular store you applied has just finished recruiting new people and at the moment they aren''t looking for new ones. Try a different store, retail is constantly hiring. Try zara, h&m, home depo, other nearby retail stores. Go in a store in person and ask someone there if they are hiring or not. You don't need any experience to work this kinda job. Just present yourself (or bullshit something that looks presentable and believable) and they will hire you.
Oh god, this is exactly what I needed before my shift. Thank you for 100% accurately describing a basic grocery job. :)
Looks like a great guy
Oh boy, you are too funny! I love your advice and and you are so hysterical! I have a grocery store interview in a day and you made me feel a whole lot better. Thank you!
Can the information from this video also be used to apply for a job as a grocery/produce packer in a hotel?
Grocery store workers r underratedly tough lmao we get payed the bare minimum to do the most boring shit for eight hours at a time. Like don’t get it twisted we will throw hands on the job
THIS. Like the amount of people who think they can’t treat me like shit on the job because they’re the costumer and I’m a teenager. Like babe I’m getting paid 13 dollars an hour I really don’t have time or energy for your shit
@@purps_purplee3237 What do you do as your job?
@@JuliusBatali I’m a cashier
@@purps_purplee3237 im a courtesy clerk, aka a bagger
I work as a grocery clerk
i need the story about the manager impregnating his employees tho😭😭
Employees? As in more than 1?
How about the manager having sex with the cashier on top of the hotdogs this happened at my old job you think he’s funny no I’m funny 😆
Yeah, I wanna know about that story too!
Idiot
@@12012channelin the vid he said 1
Oh man now I know what to do when I work at a grocery store
I watched this two weeks ago, applied at 2 different stores and got accepted at the second one. Frankly, this video helped me more than the ones that promise to tell you the "right" answers for an interview question
Yes that happens at pretty much all grocery stores. They fired two people that I know of at Sprouts for being drunk on the job. They fired this random dude I never spoke with who I know of because he approached me in the parking lot and wanted to know if I was interested in buying any pain killers off of him. I said no and I told him not to talk so loud when selling that because he had a super loud voice like he was shouting kinda. Well everyone needs food even the drug addicts.
U should be fired for drinking duh 🙄
@@LOVERSANDLIES In my opinion, if your on the influence and can’t do your job, yeah you should definitely be fired. But if you can still function and do your job properly, sure but just don’t get caught with your pants down.
there is no communication between managers and the lower employees. each shift will do different things and not communicate with the others... then night shift usually fucks everything up if they choose to do anything at all. your day will consist (if your a grocery clerk) unloading trucks of pallets, breaking down those pallets onto "U-Boats" mostly store brand stuff atleast my store you will only fill water isle, paper isle and some goya. you will work the freezer (fucking sucks) and will do dairy also. basically the grocery clerk is the worker bee of the store you will work everything when things needs to be done milk, eggs, freezer, store brand goods , water, paper towels/ napkins. store brand soda etc.. you then will load trucks with empty pallets and plastic . you will be showing customers where items are even if its not your designated zone. you will be asked to check the back for something even when you know its not back there or you have nothing back there for the sole purpose of customer service . you will break down boxes and put them in the bale , after the bale gets filled to a certain level you will take wires and create a bale brick to put onto the truck. you will do this every day. same shit everyday. you will eat chicken that comes from the deli or a sandwhich from the deli and some candy maybe or cookies as a snack everyday unless you pack your own lunch. if you work 8 hours you get a half hour lunch you must clock out for. anything below 8 hours you get a 15 min break that you dont need to clock out for. the job fucking sucks and you do more then what your asked to do and are payed for. Its a good first job for highschool kids and maybe someone whos been a fuck up most of their teens / young adult hood and just needs a job to get a start into the workforce. as for a career i couldnt imagine doing this shit day in and day out. schedules are never the same unless youve worked there for a few years and are part of the union. thats the other thing. the guys thats been there 10 years plus and are in the union will never show up and when they do they are lazy, they know they will get a paycheck either way. Its an hourly job so my advice is to work but dont work hard and dont be lazy , just go at a chill pace, take your time breaking down the boxes, take your time going to the bale, take your time putting the boxes in the bale. if you over work yourself they will expect you to work like that all the time.
Completely agree with what you said. 8 hours of dang hard work for just half an hour break! It’s not easy. And sometimes the customers are so dumb.
I loved this! You are straight up and explain what life is really about. Keep it up and post more!!!
I've been doing research for a big grocery store related documentary I'm working on and this video came up and I was like "what the heck I'll watch it" and this was actually really funny! I love your style of telling stories and jokes! Definitely earned my subscription lol
I came here looking for genuine advice and mate you’re HILARIOUS, so surprised you only have 5k subs! I had to sub, keep it up man👏🏽
Jim seems awesome. Grocery stores are a lot like other workplaces. Annoying customers, incompetent managers and unethical intimate workplace relations.
i lokey want to work as a cashier because im only 14 and im waiting till i reach fifteen so i could like get money to save for college because my parents aren't supporting my decision on going to college because they say its a waste of tine but im really passionate about it and if i gotta work to get the money myself then so be it👏✌👍
Your parents say it’s a waste of time? Omg throw them away
@@platonichain6937 not even recycle his parents, just outright put them in the garbage
They wont hire you unless your 16 or up due to child labor laws
Lmao do more story times! Also i work at sprouts too but i work in the bakery .. love the people there yo! I think they’re the best. Just management is a little shady sometimes bc our store manager is kinda moody so when he’s stressed he stresses everyone out
as a worker in the grocery store, I have advice to say to anyone who considers to apply for this job,
do your job,
sure, you can help your co-worker, but in a way that does not become their habit to exploit you every single time - be nice and try to be friends with them, but set from the start that you are not easy to exploit
never ever argue with customers, and don't chit-chat with them more than necessary, you can smile, and you can be friendly but not to the point standing in the middle of the store and talking about this or that, your boss would mark that in their notebook,
be careful with customer money and double-check on the computer what items you scanned, sometimes you might double scan the same item, and then you will get angry customer once u print the bill, that is all
I work in 2 different grocery stores and this is spot on. You had me rolling, you have a new subscriber dude.
Can we get a sequel in here?
Thinking about working at a Safeway this summer, I swear half the videos are like “it’s pretty great!” and the other half seem to think it’s the worst thing I’ll ever experience.
Your humor and editing is great btw keep it up my dude!
If you do work at Safeway don’t become a courtesy clerk you will be a cleaning person from the bathroom -wet spills right along w/bagging -Find a job there you are good at /enjoy and want to come to work each day/night
(I used to work at one for 18 years but quit when a supervisor let me know I wouldn’t be anything but a bagger in the long run) Don’t let another person say that to you You do what you’re capable of
Find tasks to keep your sanity otherwise you will be going crazy
and a best friend there just to have somebody to hang out w/you
I’m not saying you can’t work there but should let you know ahead of time that Safeway is now a part of Albertsons and a lot of the people don’t really enjoy working for them
(As their own employees I mean)
It has really changed since I left in September of 2018 but the one good thing is that you can now wear jeans (black blue and tan)
That went into effect 2017 as part of the dress code
This was far more entertaining than I thought it would be, thanks
i work at giant eagle in curbside so i am a personal shopper and i really like it so far! we move around alot but some days can be slow but it pays good enough and i get really good hours. my manager is amazing, better than our previous department manager, she basically didn't do anything.
I found what you said to be exactly true. I heard an anouncement while shopping at the store asking for help. I had one interview, and they offered me a job. Now, i am looking forward to running a checkout stand. Also, i will be working in produce. Its going to get me out from behind my desk and working with the public.
Very informative. I’ll be sure to look out for part 2
This guy's a great story teller
The ending was absolutely hilarious 😂
Epic video. I'm suppose to work at a store for a practical assignment for college. But imma just watch these and write it down🤣
hahaha yes indeed love that ending hahah. Spilling all the grocery store's tea on the floor sir.
This made my day the ending 😭😂
I work for a super market that has gone all online training.
The new staff that have done the online training seem to think they know more then the staff that have worked in the super market for years.
We older staff can see all the mistakes but management save money and never really know what is happening on the floor.
In person training is so much better.
I’ll tell you as someone who’s been at a grocery store for 11 months now there are 2 types of co workers those who are chill(the cool ones) and those who treat their job like it’s game 7 of the NBA finals
I always used to tell those ones to chill out. We don't work at NASA over here... It's just groceries.
I’ve been in the supermarket industry for over 22 years
@@Majere3 lol if you did that where I work you’d probably get in trouble with management lol
@@LOVERSANDLIES 🫡 I don’t know how you’re able to do it for so long
@@Yankeesfan-il2he well u got to do what u got to do
We not gonna talk about how well made this video is??
I am going to use your technique for getting into the right head space before entering my job tomorrow morning.
bro thnk you so much, Im actually going to work tomorrow for the first time n this helps lol
Also, good editing. Love from Costa Rica
Been there done that
Hated Bagging-Wet Spills
Loved Bakery-Sweeping
Don’t work at one anymore
Do have my bestie/good friends at my old workplace and can’t wait to visit them in August of this year since I now live on the east coast
(Used to be employed at Safeway in Oregon)
Thanks, I’m looking to start working at Food City soon, and this has really helped me.
BRO!! this video is diamond tier! lmao
the g. o. a. t. posts again🔥
i love this video thank you i am considering quitting by job and applying to a grocery store
this editing is well done
😂😂 Great video. Absolutely love it
crazy how i now know what to do when I work at a grocery store
alrighty then! Wish me luck tryin' to get a job in a grocery store!
I’ve been at sprouts almost 2 months now. I work in produce and I like it.
You got yourself a new subscriber. You are hilarious!
I also work in a grocery store as a trolley porter here in Capetown South Africa
U are a great story teller 😂
I’m lmao! You are tooo funny! Please keep posting this stuff
Your store needs to be a reality show on cable. I'm intrigued. Lol
This is hilarious and well done. How do u not have many views
Been working in retail close to 30 years. 18 in meat dpt currently training for lead position in grocery.
This pretty much sums it up
Omg!!! The story was hilarious
lmao i had no idea this was gonna be some synchronicity shit. perfect timing. yo i just got a job there im in the grocery department. is that mostly what your doing is inventory control/stocking/refacing shit/breaking down boxes and cleaning routines
Oh god, seeing that sprouts shirt is just giving me ptsd lol. glad to see another sproutie brother out there
Ur channels gonna get big someday if u keep this quality up
Lol 😝
really enjoyed this lol
I'm thinking of working at a Safeway, this vid gave me some insight lol, good vid dude, good vid
If you do find a job that you enjoy and want to come to work each day/night tasks to keep your own sanity intact and a best friend to hang out with there
(Courtesy Clerk is the worst cause all you’re doing is cleaning besides the bagging of the groceries/carry outs /carts I did that job for 18 years so I know what I’m saying)
Good luck
Got hired on the spot for the cashier position for sprouts, so now I'm here to prepare myself lmao
Thanks Bro. I start tomorrow!!!
solid advice
Amazing video skills
I worked at a grocery store and I went for 40 hrs a week to 8 hrs a week. I think it is because they found out i go to a psychiatrist. I was diagnosed with Schizophrenia at 28 and i am on a once monthly shot. I worked at this grocery store when i was 26 and had no problems. I was not on the right medication at the grocery store job and other jobs. I was basically on resperdal a sedating medicine. Sedating tranquilizers are different then non sedating tranquilizers. Eventually you will become to sedated with the tranquilizers and they will lower your medication too much then you will have a relapse. That is why it is important to get on a non sedating medicine if you decide to go back to work.
U have to ask for more hours
This is hilarious 😆 I applied for a Grocery Clerk position something to fill in my mornings. I’m not sure if it works like that but hope I can get the job. I’m going to not show them my asshole side until after the hiring 😂 Great video
This is making me feel a little better about my interview tomorrow
Thought I would give an update for anyone that cares on here. I got the job offer. I am now waiting for my drug test results to come back and for the managers supervisor to call me to set up orientation dates.
@@plumbranch2493 thats nice to hear
@@plumbranch2493 How’s it going? Hired yet lol?
@@deripfina i just got hired in hot foods lol dont even know what ill be doing. 🤔
This is so funny I’m subscribing
As a front end bagger who's been here for a year, this is all accurate. You gotta tell them what specific positions you want, you gotta work with them
What does he mean by “say a department”? What kind of different departments are there?
@@ddonsaintlaurentfood service , dairy etc …
Brother your under rated
Your storytelling is like the guy In the Ant Man movie 😂 I love it
This is gold
My God man your so damn funny this is what it looks like in the microwave in the break room getting everything angel I respect that
This was hilarious!
Watched this for my Presentation to Metro Head office. It's going to be an interesting ppt. I may lack the real solution but I'll have a great story to tell. It's enough 😂
You are funny, man 😂
Love the content 👌🏾 😌
😆 the end.
Got hired in a grocery store today! Interview was terrifying, because im 14 and its my first job. I was one of the only ones who solicited but I love that store so I feel like ill like it
I am currently working at a grocery store and might go to warehouse force but it’s an okay job ,do not think your gonna be there forever ,just say temporary,I am working while going to school and excited to one day leave ,the people that I work with are rude ,i am great with the people who has been working there forever and the teens but not the people who has been there for a while,i am just racking my hours
Incredible
I work at sprouts as well and that cocaine story is the epitome of what it’s like to work at sprouts. But I’m leaving the company within the next month after 4 and a half years
Store 409 baby
Gonna be my first day, and first time working at a job, i'll be working at a grocery store/ Home depo sort of place called (Rona)
how was it?
@@anastafford it was pretty good, it was more like volunteer work actually. Now i have a really good looking Resume now : )
Dude I gotta know more about the managers impregnating the employees! I worked at a Sprouts (planning to go back) and this is interesting
My interview is on Monday! Wish me luck!
I'm sure that it totally depends on where you work. I despise being a produce manager in a store that's understaffed; limited to 39 hours and there are days every week where I clock out and volunteer time just to keep up. Their answer, work faster.
I started working at Aldi 3 days ago. I worked fast food for 10 years.. I think I prefer fast food.
AHHHHH😂 TOO FUNNY!!!😅😂
How are the surveillance cameras at sprouts? Do they have someone watching at all times?
I just applied four weeks ago for night stock and I go for second interview tommorow wish me luck hope all goes good
Did you get hired
you not gonna answer man’s question
I just saw this question and yeah I got hired working somewhere else now did not pop up on my UA-cam for some reason
@@youtubeshadowbannedme did you get the notification brodie
@@busted1396 chill lmao not everyone out here checking there yt notifications
1:10 goes hard
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 thanks man!
Never felt the need to subscribe to someone more
Instant classic
came for the advice stayed for the stories
True grocery savant
"this is what it's like being inside the microwave in the break room". Killed me! 🤣😅
😂😂😂🤣 love it!
I am much happier working in warehouses than grocery stores. I worked at a Sprouts for six weeks and the job sucked. Store manager really unapproachable, department manager was a micromanager, and my assistant department manager was quite unpleasant towards me. Got way too little hours. I've had overtime in multiple warehouses that pay the same or more per hour than what Sprouts paid me. I kept my mouth shut about what I really thought of those three managers when I worked there. Assistant store manager was a super nice guy. I have it so much better in warehouses. No pressure from any random person walking in the building wanting to buy stuff or talk to me.
I’m 16 (almost 17) with no job experience but trying to get a job here. Hopefully its as easy as you say in that interview! But I’m preparing anyways
Edit: i got the job 🎉
Nice and did you go in store?
My man all *coked up* on a tuesday afteroon
I had another tab open at the very end and was caught off guard about the pregnant thing lmao
I start food king today hopefully I love it my first time