Flabbergasted
Ex-GSA
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Does anyone know of any major differences between these two otherwise similar positions? Any CSMs who also GSA'd? I know Wally CSMs make slightly more and can give coachings.
SC's make an extra .25 cents per hour when they act as an SC.
At my other job in a grocery store, it goes from Cashier (cashier, self check, service desk) straight to Head Cashier, who is a "core manager" and pay starts at $19.
Yep.Union?
Funny you bring this up Flabber. I just got hired on as a Wal-Mart CSM today (LOL FUCK YOU TARGET).
I was explaining the GSA position and what I did at Target to the hiring manager, and he said CSM is pretty much the exact same thing. When I start, I can tell you a little more about it. There are bound to be plenty of differences though, so I'm curious to know as well.
And I will be making more than at Target...I was making 10.50 as a GSA at Target, and I'll be making 11.30 here.
I know switching from Target to Walmart is generally considered a downgrade, but honestly, this Walmart is super-nice (there is apparently a such thing as a super-nice wal-mart). It's clean and it's the biggest walmart I've ever seen. every time I've been in there the zone is perfect. I've always been astounded by it. It's brand new too, it just opened this year. The management seemed really nice and like they were enjoying themselves, they were all laughing and joking around with each other during my interview. It's a big difference from the walmart down the street...that place is horrendous, and exactly the reason why people think of Walmart the way they do.
Edit: I just noticed how old this was, but hey. I'm curious now.
Funny you bring this up Flabber. I just got hired on as a Wal-Mart CSM today (LOL FUCK YOU TARGET).
I was explaining the GSA position and what I did at Target to the hiring manager, and he said CSM is pretty much the exact same thing. When I start, I can tell you a little more about it. There are bound to be plenty of differences though, so I'm curious to know as well.
And I will be making more than at Target...I was making 10.50 as a GSA at Target, and I'll be making 11.30 here.
I know switching from Target to Walmart is generally considered a downgrade, but honestly, this Walmart is super-nice (there is apparently a such thing as a super-nice wal-mart). It's clean and it's the biggest walmart I've ever seen. every time I've been in there the zone is perfect. I've always been astounded by it. It's brand new too, it just opened this year. The management seemed really nice and like they were enjoying themselves, they were all laughing and joking around with each other during my interview. It's a big difference from the walmart down the street...that place is horrendous, and exactly the reason why people think of Walmart the way they do.
Edit: I just noticed how old this was, but hey. I'm curious now.