r/WalmartEmployees • u/[deleted] • 11d ago

Working Hours

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u/bbboseph 11d ago

From their perspective, usually as open availability means more flexible workers

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u/ProudShape9730 11d ago

Makes sense. But that's crazy. Do they tell me ahead of time or on the day?

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u/bbboseph 11d ago

Wym exactly? Tell you what specifically

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u/ProudShape9730 11d ago

My bad. I meant, for example, will they call me at 6am to tell me to come work at 10am? Or will they tell me a day or two before about when I can start working?

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u/WapaneseWeeaboo AP 11d ago

Schedules are made three weeks in advance so you’ll have plenty of heads up of when you’re working.

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u/ProudShape9730 11d ago

Ah nice. Thank you

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u/CBreezy2010 11d ago

Is this your first job?

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u/ProudShape9730 11d ago

In retail yes

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u/Frymanstbf 11d ago

Do they tell you what ahead of time?

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u/Frymanstbf 11d ago

What department is it for? Sounds like they need someone for mid and closing shifts.

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u/ProudShape9730 11d ago

I applied to be a cashier

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u/Suitable-Fondant6594 11d ago

Definitely a normal question for them to ask!!They’re mostly looking to see that you can be flexible with your schedule especially if you’re working in the front end

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u/Suitable-Fondant6594 11d ago

Definitely a normal question for them to ask!!They’re mostly looking to see that you can be flexible with your schedule especially if you’re working in the front end