Albert Heijn

There are many growth opportunities for you within the company. The company encourages you to have an goal-oriented mindset. Work towards the company goals as well as your personal goals.
The managers are empathetic and flexible to benefit you and the company. There always is a nice ambiance at the store created by management and other employees. 

It was my first job, i left cause it was too repetitive, but if you manage to switch departments once every year, 1.5 years it will stay interesting.

Pay is horrid, and they purposely plan you in to work 3.5 hours because when you work 4 you get a right to a break. Thats just disgusting.

start work in the morning have a chat with employees. take a break to eat then wait for the truck to come and order these to put them into the store. after that go on to stock untill the shift is over.

Extremely lazy managers wh get angry if you ask for help, not directly afcourse passive agresively. The employees are nice but they seperate you if you talk to much or if the managers dont like you.

It's easy to negotiate work hours, tasks and holidays. Most colleagues are very friendly, and managers as well. Organization is clear, so you always know who to seek for if there are any problems.

Hard work is required, not very flexible, but salary is nice. In my opinion process is not very well optimized and workplace with bread feels dirty and not enough time is given to clean

Good management and upper mobility options. The content of the work is boring, but decent when working for the first time, or a temporary position. Unfortunately rare gave free lunches.

I have worked here for 5 years. There is not a single common culture with management. It depends on the manager. Sometimes it's good but often it's contraproductive. 

Was fun, gets boring after a few years. Management was not that great, people that got promotion had family in higher positions. So there was almost no chance for people to make promotion.

Management is great. Always helpful and never give difficulties with asking for a day off. Teamwork in the workspace is quite nice and it's good to have people you know around you.

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