ALDI Store Manager Trainee reviews

3.4

16% would recommend to a friend

(70 total reviews)
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68% positive business outlook

Trainee Store Manager employees have rated ALDI with 3.4 out of 5 stars, based on 70 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Trainee Store Manager professionals have a good working experience there. ALDI is rated in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) by Trainee Store Manager professionals compared to other employers within the Einzel- & Großhandel industry (3.5 stars).

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70 reviews
1.0
May 28, 2017

Manager

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Pros

Pay and benefits are good but they work you to death !!! Training was terrible. Training management is so burned and frustrated, you cannot get much out from them

Cons

99% of Aldi store managers I know hate the job but do it for a good pay. That company will work you to death, after a year or so you don't care about the money they pay you. It is impossible to have life outside of work.Manager at Aldi is nothing more than a glorified slave ....... You will never hear any positive feedback from DMs

1.0
Apr 22, 2017
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Pros

Salary is a little higher than most companies. But don't worry they will make sure they get there money out of you.

Cons

Worst company to ever work for. Turnover rate is extremely high. In the year and half I worked there I seen 27 people quit including cashiers-managers-mts-and district managers. The company doesn't value associates . District managers are extremely childish and immature and don't know how to talk to people. They engage in gossip and extremely unprofessional.

2.0
Apr 15, 2017
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Pros

The pay was excellent, the Cigna benefits were excellent.. Outside of that nothing.

Cons

As a Manager Trainee unless you can create a personal relationship with a DM to help get you in a store they will begin to get rid of you after 12 months. To get a store they either have to build it or they have to fire the store manager you will replace. The Store Managers know this when you arrive at their store. They will defend their job and of course will scapegoat the MT. This is an hourly position. Store Manager is salary. This creates a bad situation as many MT's understand they are hourly. The DM's are young and inexperienced. For many this is their first real job. If you get a bad DM its pretty much going to be over for you. Their system of expressing concerns is a way to weed you out if you have a complaint before it goes to high. If you want to stay employed do not under any circumstances complain to a superior or you will be fighting to keep your job. Reward and promotion are solely based on personal relationships. It is much like high school sadly.

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