Target Vs Walmart Employees

Target or Walmart - what’s your preference? I’m going WALMART

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[christofury]

as a walmart employee…. the “i don’t know, you might know better than i do” is 200% accurate.

[Slit]

The fact this man actually got uniforms for each store and recorded these skits from within the store makes it all that much better.

[kylekillgannon]

The Target employee is so happy because he's the only one in the store and you're the first customer they have interacted with today.

[MadamFoogie]

The breaktime hiding spot got me.
I couldn't work in a Wal-Mart. The temptation to construct a little shelving fort would be too strong.
You'd never see me again. I'd end up on True Crime as a cold case.

[DripBae-less]

Dude couldn't pay me to believe someone didn't run up on him asking legit store questions 😂🤣

[isaiahtyson]

Walmart employees are the living meaning of “at least act like you’re doing something”

[Crackdalf]

I've worked at Walmart for a over a year and I still tell customers I'm new when they ask for stuff

[freemygrandma]

“You prolly know better than me” my exact lines when I worked at Walmart 😂😂😂😂

[shaunalovell]

As someone who has worked for both- TRUE. At Walmart you’re a customer. At Target you’re a “guest” LOL

[Cheese-houi]

As an ex Walmart employee the “im still on orientation, its my second day” was insanely correct

[rspen]

As a past Target employee and an exclusive shopper of both stores, this is accurate on most occasions. I have notice a slight downfall in customer service overall since covid, but Target employees still are more helpful by leaps and bounds over Walmart employees. The other day, however, I asked an employee in Walmart about a produce item. She went above and beyond to help me. I told her that I was surprised and taken aback by her actions due to her being in Walmart. She said she agreed with me and that she does her job the way she does because that is how she was raised. But, still, needless to say, she is a Walmart rarity!

[Itsweefo]

“I’m still on orientation answer my peoples n nem” bro be having me weak 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[TheModdedwarfare]

When I worked at walmart I always helped every person to the best of my abilities. I even learned how to cut fabric because there was rarely a person working in that department. I was slow to do my main job of restocking shelves because I wanted to do it right and help every customer. Management made me feel like shit because I'm not fast enough and refused to let us get paid for overtime so I gave my two weeks and left. It took a while but I'm much happier at my new job and getting paid 60% more.

[rizrudra]

I’ve never met a Walmart employee who actually knew where something was 😂😂

[KurlandHickory]

This is so true 😂 My local Walmart employees walk around in about groups of 3-4 like a gang down the aisles joking around with each other. They ain't doing shit🤣

[AZOMBIERYO]

I used to work at wal-mart, one time this couple stopped me just before my shift was over asking if i could help them with this desk they wanted, i told them id go check the back and id be right back. I clocked out and went home and sometimes i still think about them and cant help but laugh

[IcemanBandzOfficial]

That was me at Walmart 🤦🏽‍♂️🤣🤣🤣high asf hiding from customers 🤷🏽‍♂️😂😂

[acejones]

The comparisons is spot on believe me, I’m working at Walmart 😂😂😂😂
Keep grinding bro 👍

[keppey]

As a Target employee, the guest is the number one priority. If you don’t call guests guests, then you get yelled at by superiors. They’re guests, not customers.

[brodiethegoaty]

Walmart does walk in hiring. I stopped by for solo cups and left with a vest, new weed plug, and flat screen. Best first and last day ever.