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      Not what it might have once been - now just a retail outlet. - Crew Member Trader Joe's Employee Review

      2.0
      Dec 1, 2012
      Crew member
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business Outlook

      Pros

      Nice people, although they are mostly nice because they drank the Koolaid

      Cons

      Safety training is an afterthought. I was hired in as a "crew" member at 37.5 hours a week (they won't guarantee those hours by the way unless you are a slave to a 5 a.m. to midnight availability.) Too many immature "mates" that really don't know how to create a caring staff - they drank the Koolaid for sure. Too much crazy work for someone who wants to be a "grocer." TJ ain't what you want it to be.

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      5.0
      Jul 11, 2026
      Courtesy clerk/bagger
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business Outlook

      Pros

      Easy schedule to work with

      Cons

      None at all at all none

      4.0
      May 27, 2026
      Crew member
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business Outlook

      Pros

      -Great way to meet people, socialize, and learn customer service -Always tasked with different things every hour -Friendly crew who will always help you to learn and get better at your job -Get a slight pay raise every 6 months -No outside commitments and amazing benefits if you work full time (about 28 hours a week for every 6 months) -Will take time, but find your friend group, stay with them and have fun, you can't please everybody -Care for your body, do not overdo it with physical labor, its a retail job and you only have one fragile body for yourself, get help or insist about your pains

      Cons

      -Not many, unless you are stuck in a bad store with bad management -I had some good luck of working in 3 great stores, so YMMV -Sometimes can get cliquey like you are back in high school -Getting promoted up to store management may involve buttering up and being a "yes-person" -Care for your body, do not overdo it with physical labor, its a retail job and you only have one fragile body for yourself, get help or insist about your pains

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