Dollar Tree

Over the years that I have worked for the dollar tree I have saw good and I have saw bad but through it all it was skills that I needed to learn working in this field it’s nothing bad that I can say about working there

Not impressed by the hiring management team to do the proper training. Manager is not very organized. If need help on training , there really isn't any. I had to time after time remind the manager about my hours. She likes to change hours without letting you know .

Put in 5 dedicated years; made that place my whole life and was thrown out in a blink of an eye; and with no kind of explanation just unbelievable accusations.

I was a cashier. I preferred opening rather than closing. Busy most of the day, every day. Great coworkers. Amazing customers

Flexible scheduling and time off. Very responsive to personal needs. Nice group of people to work with.

I loved my job and the responsibility. But wrking in a hostile invirement, deceit and lies within management, makes sumone hate the place..... i was there 7 months and still never was able to finish all my training or tests that can only b done on the office computer.... Yet i was eligable at 6 months of employment to take classes and train for store manager... BUT PART OF THE REQUIREMENTS WAS TO HAVE ALL THE ASSISTANT TRAINING BOOK AND TESTS DONE....

I enjoyed working with wonderful people, the associates never gave any trouble, I left cause I had to leave my place of residence and moved to memphis with family

This company will work you till you drop. Supposedly requires you to work a 52 hour week 65 to 80 is closer to the norm. Mainly because payroll constraints . Enough payroll is provided to work about 40 to 50% of your freight, the rest is on you and the other managers. However there is usually only a manager and a cashier on duty and you spend about half your day as a backup cashier making it nearly impossible to get anything done. I went into this job with over 40 years of successful retail management, have never worked in this kind of environment. I stayed 10 months and then said enough is enough

Company appears to have plenty issues with equality fairness equal opportunities for all. It would appear company is not based on your work ethic or ability.However; catering to the majority of the ethnicity in the area.

Pandemic slowly just sucked every bit of life out of me as a retail store manager they extended hours the short staffed and still trying to accommodate large deliveries stocking shelves checking out customers just became overwhelming to me as a manager whatever my associates were able to do we were expected to do and it’s now it’s taking it’s toll on me

I gave a two week notice when I left and never got paid for the two weeks vacation I did not get to use.

Was a complete mess. Wouldnt give you help when you asked for it. Wanted to you to live your life around the place. Would demand you to do something on your days off even if you had Dr appointments.

I worked as an asst. Mgr. The manager was inconsiderate and unfair. The wages suck for all the work one does. Would not recommend at all. Employees allowed to come in high on meth...

I started as a seasonal worker, then got put as a full time ( only part hours) 15- 20 hours weekly, not management. Love the job. But tried to get promoted to an assistant manager, but never could so I went else where. I help finished training managers on things they didn't know or were unsure of. I was there for almost 5 years

The job was in a bad neighborhood so i always had bad customers but I’ve learned to manipulate the situation to always have a good outcome when talking to customers: big smile very apologetic and accepted the disrespect from the customers. The associates are the exact opposite, they are the most genuine and nicest people I met, they actually made me feel like I was apart of something big, family oriented. Worked there for two years, would honestly go back for the associates but the pay wasnt good and there were no benefits for cashiers/ stocking team. It was my first job.