Employees Are Sharing Truly Appalling Secrets From Their Companies, And OMG

Everything needed to be folded to perfection, and the message I got was that making the store look nice came before customer service."The previous CEO has been gone for a long time, and it’s totally different now. I left the company when they tried to make me force sales on confused old people."—u/Talky51"In order to be considered full-time, you need to work more than 33 hours consistently for three months. But they wouldn’t allow their staff to eat food leftovers from meal services and would quite happily throw it out."—u/Nice2BeNice1312"For people who were 44, 46, or 48, we always had to say 38 band size anyway, get them a bra, and convince them to not try it on in store. But my managers were very number and sales heavy, and they would sometimes come over and lie about the women's size if they saw me measuring 'wrong.'"—u/mymelodythefelon"One guy was even so brazen that he would sell something, then fudge the numbers to make it look like it was sold at a lower price and pocket the difference.