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Cashier Reviews
What is it like working as a Cashier?
December 2019
It sucks.
Cashier in Shakopee:
Pros: Meeting new people
Cons: Co workers
December 2019
It's just like working at any other Walmart.
Cashier in Highland Village:
Pros: It's close to the house
Cons: The registers are obsolete the new people do not clean under the registers lack of communication with Management in the cashiers
December 2019
A job that requires precision and swiftness.
Cashier in El Paso:
Pros: The people
Cons: The schedule
December 2019
I love it.
Cashier in Kennesaw:
Pros: Meeting new people and working with great co-workers
Cons: Sometimes the computers glitch and slow down customer flow.
December 2019
Fine.
Cashier in Columbus:
Pros: The customers
Cons: Some of the customers are angry
December 2019
Rural king.
Cashier in Radcliff:
Pros: My co workers are nice
Cons: The pay is not good, you work part time with full time hours but don’t receive full time benefits or pay
November 2019
Exhausting, yey satisfying.
Cashier in Hanford:
Pros: Interaction.
Cons: Transfers that push back my seniority.
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