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Fred Meyer Stores

Clicklist crew member

June 2018 • Klamath Falls, OR

What I liked

low-stress environment (in my department at least), easy work, amazing boss, extremely flexible hours

What I wish was different

Better upper management

Advice

A retail job is a great way to hone social skills/patience and meet people.
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Home Clerk

November 2016 • Oregon City, OR

What I liked

Flexible management Accomodating for school schedule Everyone gets along

What I wish was different

More training for things like furniture and merchandising

Advice

This is a good place to work if you are going to school, but the more restrictive your work schedule the less hours you will get. 8-12 hours is their part time minimum, not 20-25.
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Cashier

June 2014 - October 2018 • Hillsboro, OR

What I liked

Coworkers were nice, schedule was flexible

What I wish was different

More pay, better job/role, less weekend hours

Advice

Retail is hard, but it teaches to deal with difficult people, don't let rude customers get you down or ruin your day
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Seafood Clerk

July - August 2018 • Burien, WA

What I liked

The sense of community between employees is strong

What I wish was different

The store itself did not do the best job of supplying us with quality materials such as sharp knives to properly fillet fish

Advice

Working in a labor job really builds character and it opens you to what life is like at a blue collar workplace. You also get to see first hand how rude some customers can be which makes you extra aware of how you conduct yourself when you enter customer service oriented establishments.
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ecommerce clerk/selector

September 2017 • Eugene, OR

What I liked

good community atmosphere; friendly coworkers

What I wish was different

better rewards system (e.g. raises based on hard work instead of incremental based on hours); more flexible schedule-writing abilities for managers who know what they need (rather than from corporate control, leaving many shifts understaffed)

Advice

Great upward mobility if that's something you want - supervisors and managers have more impressive salaries of course. Stand up for yourself, but since there's a union that's not the hardest thing to do.
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