Walmart Employee Reviews for Cashier

"Walmart is excellent company to get work for the international students who are looking for part time position."

"I have worked at Walmart part time since March. It has been hectic since the pandemic but I love the fast pace and the relationship with the customers and my coworkers"

"Great company to work with."

"I worked for Walmart for almost 6 months. It was an amazing company to work for, but having children and having to make a schedule around them just didn't work out in the end."

"I worked at Walmart over the summer before starting at the University of South Florida. I left because the management wasn't organized and I got wrongfully fired because they would not work with my college schedule. However, I loved what I did at Walmart and hope that any future Walmart employees get a better shot."

"I've worked for 2 Walmart stores. The first store I worked for 3 years, then our store was closed, no longer there. Second one on Almaden Expressway. I was a cashier. People were great. Very serious hard working people."

"I have worked there for 5 months. It is usually okay, but some of management are really rude and disrespectful."

"It's definitely a good job for part time work and to get some real life experience. Wouldn't recommend for a full time career."

"I would recommend this CEO to other companies."

"Walmart's goal is to make money, and they will run you over in their quest."

What do you like about working at Walmart?

"Friendly associates, good job to work at as a teenager with a first job, free food if it was mislabelled or is expiring in a day or two."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"I would tell you to only apply if you have strong independence but also follow rules very carefully, because they will leave you alone to do your work and then pop up out of nowhere if you try to take a shortcut."

What don't you like about working at Walmart?

"The training for being a cashier is minimal, never have the opportunity to talk to managers, only one person can change your schedule if you ask to switch shifts with someone, the Walmart rewards mastercard has a poor takeup and you begin to hate asking because everyone says no, but if you don't you know you'll be fired (they won't 'fire' you, they'll just reduce hours until you have to quit, find a different reason to fire you or move you to a terrible department.)"

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Maybe come out of your office and act like an associate sometimes. We're you ever in the position I'm in Try it and see how you like it, walk a mile in my shoes before you judge me."