Walgreens Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I worked here for 2 years and I have good relation with all team members and tech stack here is so impressive."

"I 've worked in Walgreens its a good company to for they offer different opportunities for all the people that work in the company"

"I've worked at Walgreens for 7 years and I wouldn't trade it for anything. The people made it a great place to learn and work. The opportunities that were given to me are priceless. I would recommend Walgreens to anyone getting into the industry or anyone looking to find a great team atmosphere."

"Limited in view and stifles creativity. Stuck in the old ways of working and don't truly want to make improvements. The Senior Leaders in Supply Chain don't understand what it means to have a CI culture and to always want to make improvements and eliminate waste."

"I worked for Walgreens for 3 years. The People were great. Occasionally we would be understaffed but would make sure to help each other out to make the best out of the situation"

"Productive and fun workplace, good supportive management, very dynamic work culture."

"No Trust and no assurance of employment continuity. Work being farmed out to 3rd party providers"

"Walgreens is a terrible place to work because of non working equipment and improper training."

"10 years working for the company."

"It is a great place to work"

"I’ve worked for Walgreens for only a month if that. I enjoyed my time there but it’s time for me to go home the environment was ok and the work was very fun."

"I would recommend this employer to others because of the fact that the salary is a fair wage for the work itself."

"I worked at Walgreen's for three years. Everyone that I worked with was a pleasant coworker, and the management team was full of good people who were ready to help you succeed in any way that they could."

"I enjoy my current job but am looking for something more along the lines of what I have my degree in."

"I worked at Walgreens for about 10 years and really enjoyed working with my coworkers and the time with my patients. I stopped working to go back to school for my PharmD and moved to the Los Angeles area for my wife's job."