Walmart reviews

It's a retailer not an IT company. It's got that baked into its bones and it shows sometimes with the decision/procurement process. Tech debt is pretty high in some areas and often it won't be addressed due to penny wise, pound foolish thinking. Northwest Arkansas and by proxy the Bentonville campus is liberal for the South but conservative for the tech industry standards. Sometimes people are waaaaayyyyy out of step with that reality and either want the Good Old Boy days to come back or can't understand why their deeply held views are labelled as being Social Justice Warrior-esque.

The only downside at Walmart it is tough to climb the ladder it takes years of pursuit in a style similar to what a politician might go thru essentially being accepted by every employee as deserving to be promoted. Another words it doesn't happen easily. If you are a hard worker, get ready to be used hard and put up wet. I suggest taking everything you do at a pace because if you are out to impress you had better be prepared to keep that pace because it will become required and expected without any kind of gratification or appreciation for putting forth extra at work. There is not any type of reward system for someone who puts in 110% and doing so will not benefit you. I recommend watching people your first couple of days and paying attention to stay in the mainstream average. You will not get a raise and will not gain for extra hard work ethic and from personal experience let me say that learning this lesson is hard on your motivation once you have. So don't do it. Set a pace you can easily handle and stick to it no matter what and enjoy your job its a cinch.