Kin's Farm Market reviews about "people"

None, very chill part time job when you're in school or as a side job for stable income

It is minimum wage and they expect you to memorize codes off duty. I noticed an imbalance in the structure of it as well. The men were expected to do back stock work and women had to be cashiers and promoters. I got fired by the district manager because i decided to help people on till instead of smiling at people and giving out samples at the front of the store when it was busy. They also throw away large amounts of food to the compost. Workers aren't allowed to take the half-decent food home.

Limited growth opportunities. Low Pay. Poor Communication.

Tasks are sometimes too vague, so it's easy to get lost or get confused about what to do.

I see the ad for a regional manager saying the candidate must work 5.5 days/week. This is an outdated policy that has no place in any progressive corporation nowadays.

a lot of unnecessary stress i can’t take a bathroom break without some moderate yelling

You can only grow so much in this job, as expected in a retail produce job. Unless you aim to lead shifts as a shift leader, or get promoted to a supervisor/manager, you'll be more or less stuck with minimum wage.

- Management does not care about you - Long hours

Be prepared to stand for a few hours A ton of codes you needa remember, going to the store and memorizing with visuals is good Gives you random shifts each week on what days you say you can work on