


Compare Fry's Food versus Walmart for CEO Rating, Overall Culture Score, Brand Ranking, and other ratings. Results were generated by 242 employees and customers of Fry's Food and 10918 employees and customers of Walmart.

Fry's Food's brand is ranked #- in the list of Global Top 1000 Brands, as rated by customers of Fry's Food.

Walmart's brand is ranked #104 in the list of Global Top 1000 Brands, as rated by customers of Walmart. Their current market cap is $382.64B.
| 28% | Promoters |
|---|---|
| 3% | Passive |
| 69% | Detractors |
| 44% | Promoters |
|---|---|
| 19% | Passive |
| 37% | Detractors |
Net Promoter Score
Winner by 48
CEO Rating
Winner by 10%

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Employees at Walmart rate their CEO, Doug McMillon, 59/100. This score is 10% higher than the scores of Fry's Food's CEO, Steve McKinney. Employees in the IT and Finance departments rate Doug McMillon the highest.

Employees at Fry's Food rate their Overall Culture a 52/100, with Sales and Customer Support as the two departments that rate their experience the highest.

Employees at Walmart rate their Overall Culture a /100, with Business Development and Finance as the two departments that rate their experience the highest.
Overall Culture
Winner by 10%


Employee Net Promoter Score
Winner by %

Employees at Fry's Food rate their Gender Score a 61/100, with Sales and Customer Support as the two departments that rate their experience the highest.

Employees at Walmart rate their Gender Score a /100, with HR and Admin as the two departments that rate their experience the highest.
Gender Score
Winner by 3%

Employees at Fry's Food rate their Diversity Score a 49/100, with Sales and Customer Support as the two departments that rate their experience the highest.

Employees at Walmart rate their Diversity Score a /100, with IT and Business Development as the two departments that rate their experience the highest.
Diversity Score
Winner by 17%

Employees at Fry's Food rate their Perk and Benefits Score a 51/100, with Sales and Customer Support as the two departments that rate their experience the highest.

Employees at Walmart rate their Perk and Benefits Score a /100, with Business Development and IT as the two departments that rate their experience the highest.
Perk and Benefits Score
Winner by 11%

Employees at Fry's Food rate their Professional Development Score a 57/100.
Professional Development Score
Winner by 3%

Employees at Walmart rate their Professional Development Score a /100, with Communications and Product as the two departments that rate their experience the highest.
Fry's Food rates % lower than Walmart on Leadership Culture Ratings vs Walmart Ratings based on looking at 28643 ratings from employees of the two companies. Ratings come from the answers to questions like "How would you rate your executive team?" and "Is your company invested in your career growth?".
Fry's Food rates % lower than Walmart on Compensation Culture Ratings vs Walmart Ratings based on looking at 21064 ratings from employees of the two companies. Ratings come from the answers to questions like "How often do you get a raise?" and "Are you satisfied with your stock/equity compensation?".
Fry's Food rates % lower than Walmart on Team Culture Ratings vs Walmart Ratings based on looking at 19444 ratings from employees of the two companies. Ratings come from the answers to questions like "What do your coworkers need to improve and how could you work together better?" and "Are your company's meetings effective?".
Fry's Food rates % lower than Walmart on Environment Culture Ratings vs Walmart Ratings based on looking at 19539 ratings from employees of the two companies. Ratings come from the answers to questions like "What's the work pace at your company?" and "What % of the time are you bored at work?".
Fry's Food rates % lower than Walmart on Sentiment Culture Ratings vs Walmart Ratings based on looking at 22337 ratings from employees of the two companies. Ratings come from the answers to questions like "What would you most like to see improved at your company?" and "Are you typically excited about going to work each day?".



