Kroger reviews

The working hours were horrenduous The level of threats you have to deal with can be overwhelming

There continues to be consolidation of offices responsible for categories and not enough investment in innovation/automation of workflows, systems and software. Projects are heavily meeting/email driven and processes are very manual. The increasing workloads and constraints of the available systems result in a lot of hours put in by salary employees including but not limited to the assistants. Also there is almost no chance of an outside hire coming in to run a buying or planning desk unless they have gone through the GMT training due to the elaborate/manual nature of the work required. Otherwise it could be a very great place to work if you don't get buried. Since i quit there have been layoffs and i feel like the ones who "made the cut" won the prize of 60+ hr work weeks and no severance.