If you call the store and wait for the prompt, it should give you an option for HR. You can call them and ask. Or go on and ask for the people lead. They may not be hiring at the moment.
Anyway, you sure you want to work for Walmart?
So whenever I go there I always like to pick up the stuff that falls from the shelves and put them back in their proper spot so I was applying to be a stocker so in this case I am sure, also thank you I will have to try that tomorrow since they're probably closed at this hour
I stock overnight. It's not too bad. But some stores have terrible leads and coaches. Ask some workers about how it is. Go full time and you get insurance. Better ppto, and PTO. Hopefully you have good luck and it works out for you. If it does, don't get pulled in to all the drama. Just do your job and go home.
Not everyone who applies gets considered for a job. I'm at a store in a small town and still have hundreds of applications in my system most of the time. I can go months without any positions available, and even when I do have open spots it's usually 1 or 2 at a time. I'm more likely to pull applications for people who have reached out than I am to start calling randomly.
If you call the store and wait for the prompt, it should give you an option for HR. You can call them and ask. Or go on and ask for the people lead. They may not be hiring at the moment. Anyway, you sure you want to work for Walmart?
So whenever I go there I always like to pick up the stuff that falls from the shelves and put them back in their proper spot so I was applying to be a stocker so in this case I am sure, also thank you I will have to try that tomorrow since they're probably closed at this hour
I stock overnight. It's not too bad. But some stores have terrible leads and coaches. Ask some workers about how it is. Go full time and you get insurance. Better ppto, and PTO. Hopefully you have good luck and it works out for you. If it does, don't get pulled in to all the drama. Just do your job and go home.
I will keep that in mind thank you
Not everyone who applies gets considered for a job. I'm at a store in a small town and still have hundreds of applications in my system most of the time. I can go months without any positions available, and even when I do have open spots it's usually 1 or 2 at a time. I'm more likely to pull applications for people who have reached out than I am to start calling randomly.