
It felt personable and like it would be a great place to work at.
The leadership team needs to be more concerned with retaining old, loyal employees while also looking for new employees. The structure of your new team is only as good as the structure of the old team. If the seasoned employees are unhappy, it’s on
The people that I work with work very very hard. They are kind when customers are unkind, and remain steady when management faulters. Most of the people I work with have been there for years, so they know the old Crate work ethic which is overall reputable and time saving.
Management can’t get people to stay and it is not leadership that is the issue. The wages are not competitive enough in this economy and people jump ship at the next best opportunity. After that, the strain lands on management and the loyal employees left. Everyone works twice as
I feel undervalued in the sense that my compensation does not match my work load. Just recently, executive members upped the hiring rate, however only increased my wage by $0.08. Before this increase, I was making $1.90 over starting rate and now I am making $0.48 over. I lost the difference.
The people are great and I believe that this new compensation plan that went into place offended a lot of quality employees. We work very hard to jive with the nature of the business. The 30% employee discount is nice and all, but college employees can not afford a lot of what is in the store.