Marshalls

They did take my disabilities in consideration almost to the place I felt like I was not being productive. The pros was that they considered my Schedule was allowed my to attend my family’s school involvement.

Honestly I think it was just the managers I had, but it was sucky. I was there for two years and the only thing that got me through that was my coworkers and the connections I made.

I simply loved working there, the managers were awesome and very helpful and considerate.I truly miss working there .

Marshall’s had great potential at being an employer I could grow with. From the start I felt alienated and discouraged from market managers and my store manager. They doubted my skills since I came from a loss prevention background. I was expected to be overly friendly with everyone and if I was serious I would get complained about and sat down by the SM. When I put in my two weeks my SM stated “I feel as if I needed to push you more then I should have” granted this was a new company for me, new position, new systems and all of which I was still learning. Market Manager favored the other new manager since they were around the same age and expected impossible things from me such as getting three weeks schedules out in one night while also opening a new store. Then I was told by a visiting manager that the Market Manager did not like me and I was going to be fired because she did not like me… I believe if I had better leaders this would have been a great company to grow with.

I started out as a marshals cashier within two weeks I became beauty coordinator absolutely love my job and the individuals I worked with would definitely recommend others to work for this company

For the short period of time that I worked for Marshall’s a had a great time. Meet a lot of awesome people and was able to create good connections. My background in retail management help me walk my steps. Training was weak, lots of movements from store to store. Different store, different management styles. It was confusing. Once I got to my store it was challenging. Lots of new knowledge and a complete new staff. The person I reported to had no prior management experience and poor people skills. That was a very unfortunate situation. It’s a great place to work if you like the retail environment. It was very sad I had to leave.

Work the production floor pulling orders for the operators big rolls of paper and cases wrap pallets and put in the finished good for shipping

Culture, culture, culture! People first values! Competitive salary with unlimited growth opportunities

Very flexible schedule, holidays pays , friendly team member to work around . It has very good benefits and good working environment!

I relocated to a new area so I wasn't able to continue my job at the Marshall but my time there was productive. I never regretted working for them

I needed a job and landed one with Marshals. My first clothes retail job so I didn’t know what to expect. I soon became a fan ,and started to collect all the new items that came every other week and I loved to be first to get the best of the shoe collection. Buying gifts was now simple with a discount. I also meet great people of all different backgrounds. If they would take me back I probably would go but that’s a story for another time.

It was the first time, I worked as a pricing clerk. My duties were to check all Items for price tags. Also make reduced tags if the item was on sale on damaged. Move the produces to their proper places. Sales items went to the sales rack. The atmosphere Was joyful and moods were always high.

Since Fall 2017 I had worked at Marshalls & HomeGoods from that Off-Campus Work Program at Leichman Career Preparatory & Transition Center After High School in Reseda, California. I had also got paid & volunteered from that Off-Campus Work Program for a couple of hours. I stocked merchandises, put things in the right order, & cleaned all the mirrors

This company can be incredible to work for or terrible. It depends on which region you’re in. Beware of the western region.