Tractor Supply

I spent 13 years with TSC , great company to work for overall . I recommend this company to all who wants fulfill their work life in 1 place or wants to move around every few years, TSC can do both.

Very hands on. You were learning every day. Teaching others in the store to sell and talk to customers.

Stay away from management jobs here. Poorly run facility from the top down. Shady hiring practices for entry level jobs, and ethics is one of their core values.

New manager come in and through a wrench in everything without talking to employees!!????????. Would not work at this location with current manager!!!!

I thoroughly enjoyed my year and a half with the company. Management was willing to work with my school schedule. Coworkers were fantastic, and we still keep in touch to this day.

I enjoyed my 5 yrs at TSC. I was treated well and was generally happy while employed there. We were a smaller store and a start-up store, so we did a lot of work and heavy lifting. Fun environment and great customer base.

They didn't pay enough but I worked with a great bunch of people, also you got a chance to buy stuff at a good discount.

I started as a part-time ream member in 2017 and worked my way up to ASM. Helping the customers live life out there has its rewards when you see how their lives become what they wanted to achieve with your help and guidance.

Ive been there for 3 years and they done their best to take good care of the emplyees tbrough everything that has gone on

Managers screwing employees and letting them do whatever they want. No good management. Unfair treatment. Upper management is cocky and speaks down to you

Its hard work but the customer makes it feel rewarding. Each day is different so if you like that its perfect for you . Very physical job and requires alot of lifting.

I worked here 6 years, i only for recognition 2 times. I worked hard at my job, and alot was put on me to do. In the end, although i did a vast majority of all work, i was terminated to bring a male assistant Manager to have my position.

Before I started working at tractor supply, I was an MMA instructor. I loved my job, but the schedule and salary made it extremely inconvenient and prevented me from paying bills. Working at tractor supply, I had a great schedule, I also had pretty decent pay. I worked with amazing individuals who worked hard. I was the youngest who came in to the warehouse at the time and I worked my way up to being the number four to number 3 top outbound loader using pacers. I was still attending MMA gyms as I worked there. Through training, I had received a hernia, which was extremely unfortunate. Before and after my surgery I'd began to have extreme difficulties with eating food, sleeping normally, moving my body and exercising, which all above affected my mental and physical health. Eventually I was fired for having a medical cannabis card, which had helped me drastically with my medical hindrances. I was fired upon medical discrimination