Good pay, varied work, bad managers
Pros
The pay was very good considering the lack of necessary skills. I got the job off of my experience working in minimum wage cashier positions, so to move from minimum wage up to 12 euro an hour was amazing. The variety of jobs made going to work interesting. From fitting rooms, jewellery counter, frontfacing shelves, working tills, or helping with backroom returns - there was never a dull day.
Cons
The managers could sometimes get on a powertrip. i had to report a specific manager for making homophobic comments to another member of staff, and he later targetted me and attempted to get me fired by catching me out while on tils (tried to make me answer questions while serving a customer so he could accuse me of bad customer service, and when i didn’t pay him attention and gave good customer service he then accused me of undermining his authority).
