Whole Foods Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"A very good store but it has horrible leadership. The leaders are lost and don't know anything."

"I've been with WFM for over 10 years, and seen it through ups and downs. Although there are many talented, passionate people who work here, company leadership is so terribly disconnected from the average Team Member experience, they continue to make half-baked decisions about growth and other issues that directly--and negatively--impact the people who work here. They have many vehicles for soliciting feedback from Team Members, but they don't seem to pay attention to what's being said until there are major, highly-visible problems. If you end up on a great team, this can be a wonderful place to work. Unfortunately, those teams seem to be harder to come by these days."

"This company is not the same, it has changed over the years and not for the better, I'm as well, lots of others are extremely unhappy there now."

"I hate working there. I don't like it at all."

"Good company but needs to have a revision of policies and compensation."

"I've worked at WFM since 2007. Overall, the company treated me well, and I had a wonderful mentor who invested in my growth during half of the time I was at WFM. I love the people I worked with, and I believe in the core values the company set. However, not all the executives walk the talk. Also, the company can really use some newer technology."

"I worked for TXU for 4 years. There is great opportunity to move-up. I went from being a Courtesy Clerk to the Lead Courtesy Clerk. After 2 years, I was also purchasing and receiving."

"In general, I have enjoyed my time working for Whole Foods! They have a great Mission Statement and values as a company. I often suggest employment in this company to my friends and family."

"I love working here. It is always a joy to come to work and I enjoy my coworkers."

"Whole Foods overall is a good company to work for. I work Cash Up and it is a part time position it's a pretty basic accounting position."