Lowe's Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"I've worked for Lowe's for about 7 months and in that seven months we had some Schedule changes. I was put on night shift with hardly and training. My Employees even asked me where is your trainer!! I simply said I didn't know. It was my understanding that usually someone would come to night shift to train the new Supervisor but not for me???"

"Working for Lowe's was a very rewarding and knowledgeable experience. I learned many practical skills and applications that most retail jobs do not offer. By working at Lowe's, I was able to confidently start and finish a few do-it-yourself projects at my home."

"With lack of leadership becomes the downfall of any business. Leaders improve, encourage, suggest and uplift the employees. Management of the company does not understand these words in any. Ruthless direction with no assist or help from the team in the office. Constant yelling in threatening tones. Men get yelled at more then girls. Turn over rate is high for a reason"

"low pay and pushy sales matrix"

"I've worked for Lowe's for 13 years and while steady, you can often feel lost within the corporate machine."

"I have worked for the company for 13 months and have had a great experience with both my coworkers as well as my superiors"

"It's a great place to work and the CEO has great vision; but it does not encourage you to grow and move up the ladder."

"Lowes ic good company to work for"

"I’ve worked for Lowe’s for about 10 years. I’ve met some great coworkers over that period and the diversity is great. They are also very accommodating of my schedule when I was attending college. However, recent changes in corporate leadership has made me feel that the company has lost it’s identity and is headed in the wrong direction."

"I worked for Lowe's in 2017 and found the company to have great core values. Management really focused on creating a team environment which I very much enjoyed and appreciated. I had to leave the company when I decided to go back to school and get my Master's Degree but enjoyed my time while I worked there."