ALDI reviews

If you're looking to work at aldi be sure to know more about how things are ran. No fixed schedules, You either open or close the store and some times you may do a clopen. If the closing asm calls out, be ready to run a double .A lot of pressure from the DM to complete kpis and goals, continously asking sm to cut hours to hit a metrict called "efficiency" which does not help us at all having to send someone home early running the store with 3-4 ppl including yourself. Management has a lot of pressure and the workload and expectations keep increasing, you do multiple functions all while trying to achieve your manager duties. It's very physical, hard, heavy work. Curbside is a killer forcing you to run your shift even more tighter, 3 people working one as a cashier, one running curbside and you being the back up cashier and if the lines gets too long well.... unfortunately we can't do much about it and have to make people wait longer than usual.

Exhausting, back breaking work. Management restructure during a pandemic that lead to shift managers taking a large paycut, after record breaking sales and putting our lives on the line being called "heroes". District managers play favorites and would rather hire people off the street than internally promote willing leaders who want their weekly pay to be the same before the pandemic. You will be expected to help train these new managers while making $4 to $5 less per hour than them. If they quit (and most do because they are not expecting the amount of labor in the job), you will be expected to do their job (without getting their payrate) while District Managers look for another fresh hire to replace them.