Mud Bay reviews

The company is going through some changes, but most of them are for the better. If change is hard for you, this could be a con. The work is more physical than you might think in retail. You are on your feet a lot and stocking shelves of dog and cat food and kitty litter is a work out. Again, this is only a con if you see it that way. If you know what you're getting into, it's fun, great learning, and great exercise. If you want to move up in stores, you can do that anywhere, but if you want to move into Home Office, it helps if you live close to the Home Office.

The company is in the hole due to poor financial choices (expecting the puppy boom of covid to continue) and a lot of negative impact is falling on the employees, such as: fewer hours, no raises, replacing full time positions with part time causing poor customer experiences when they expect better based on their previous visits, etc. What once used to be a small business experience focused on customers and their pets is turning into something more corporate coded, trying to pinch every penny possible out of providing a healthy work experience.