05-17-2022, 10:14 PM
No thanks! I've worked retail management and it's hell. Being a store manager means you're working 70+ hours a week. Walmart has a long history of treating employees like garbage. There's a reason they're ALWAYS hiring and don't have enough managers. It's not because they're treating their employees like royalty.
The starting salary is $65K not $210K:
Walmart said participants will receive a mix of classroom lessons, individual mentorship and hands-on experience in store management – with standout performers offered the management role of “emerging coach” and a starting salary of $65,000 or more per year.
Those earning $210K aren't new:
Walmart store managers earned an average salary of $210,000 last year, the executives added. Top “emerging coaches” are expected to be placed as store managers within two years.
The starting salary is $65K not $210K:
Walmart said participants will receive a mix of classroom lessons, individual mentorship and hands-on experience in store management – with standout performers offered the management role of “emerging coach” and a starting salary of $65,000 or more per year.
Those earning $210K aren't new:
Walmart store managers earned an average salary of $210,000 last year, the executives added. Top “emerging coaches” are expected to be placed as store managers within two years.
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