My bro applied for stocker job at a grocery store. They told him it will be a 3 round interview process

[Buckeye Fever]

I remember stocking at Walmart after throwing the truck back in 2009. The female students from ISU coming through to get stuff for their dorms

Store 1125 was the GOAT

 

[Westbama Heartthrob]

No wonder @Ibuccimane aka @SirReginald didn't last working at Food Lion

I wonder if breh ever got right

Probably been refreshing the page everyday since in hopes that registration opens so he can make a new account

 

[Buckeye Fever]

Imagine putting on your Sundays best to sit through 3 round interview to put fukking beans on a shelf

I'm here for my 11 o'clock interview

 

[Bigwhite2498]

nah you're just an idiot wth bad grammar

Fr I was crying at that whole second sentence he wrote

 

[Bigwhite2498]

Most these dudes have never been a boss, period. They don’t understand the value of time, and the importance of vetting someone for a mentally and physically demanding overnight stocking position which requires a specific kind of person. Dudes talking about “high turnover is better!” Aite rookie you go into business with that attitude, watch your disciplined competition run laps around you.

But what exactly are you doing in those 3 interviews that’s gonna help you vet if they can’t physically and mentally handle a stocking job which is wild to even say

 

[AKM-95]

Honestly, I get it. They need to see if you're built for it, and if you're serious, before investing the time and training. Imagine how much turnover comes from people who apply for labor jobs and quit in a few days after realizing they aren't built for it.

While this is true your never going to be able to protect against this a 100%. It's best to hire someone for a spot like that with same or similar experience

But three interviews is a tad excessive. I would say maybe a phone screen and a in person interview should be enough

 

[daemonova]

you get stock options at Publix, bonuses every quarter. I can't imagine the pay being more than $15 a hour. they stocker are actually in lieu assistant managers, which means you do more than stock, you are responsible for your aisle, from ordering to stocking, if the aisle aint up to part, they holding it on you individually, until they can fire you for not doing yo job.

 

[Bigen King]

I can see why all the young bulls want to be social media clout chasers and streamers. Gotta deal with 3 rounds of interviews for minimum wage job only for uncle sam to lash your paycheck for taxes each week.

 

[Peter Popoff]

Honestly, I get it. They need to see if you're built for it, and if you're serious, before investing the time and training. Imagine how much turnover comes from people who apply for labor jobs and quit in a few days after realizing they aren't built for it.

UPS will hire you at the same rate unloading trucks, no interview really needed.

Amazon will hire you, 1 interview.

Cricket and Boost Mobile stores will same day interview and hire you as a store manager making 12 bucks an hour.

If you have a car and no dui, Uber eats, no interview, you'll make more.

You can't be serious.

 

[Rice N Beans]

Imagine putting on your Sundays best to sit through 3 round interview to put fukking beans on a shelf

We don't slander the beans.

 

[Mike Nasty]

you get stock options at Publix, bonuses every quarter. I can't imagine the pay being more than $15 a hour. they stocker are actually in lieu assistant managers, which means you do more than stock, you are responsible for your aisle, from ordering to stocking, if the aisle aint up to part, they holding it on you individually, until they can fire you for not doing yo job.

It's still a waste of everyones time.

 

[A Tribe Called Quest ™]

Honestly, I get it. They need to see if you're built for it, and if you're serious, before investing the time and training. Imagine how much turnover comes from people who apply for labor jobs and quit in a few days after realizing they aren't built for it.

This a good troll post lowkey

 

[The Pledge]

cap.

I worked for publix as a kid.

There's no fukking 3 round process. You get hired and go immediately into corporate trainings that takes place at a facility then you go to your store.

 

[Pegasus Jackson]

Bidenomics.

 

[Dem313wayz]

It's a stocking job, no training needed. Stocking is about as basic as it gets. The recruit literally just follows another stocker and starts stocking. Publix is just on some bullshyt.

Yes it is. My first job outta college I managed a Target. The turnover is crazy. You gotta vet out those people. I still remember one lady who just stopped showing up after a month.

I told HR that I didn't think she was a fit just based off my interview with her. Had the I told yo ass face with HR afterwards