What Company Is Better To Work For Jcpenny, Sears, Express Or Starbucks?
Posted by benny in Uncategorized on December 19th, 2009 | 4 responses
Which company has the better outlook, pay, benefits etc? Also more opportunity for promotions.
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4 Responses to “What Company Is Better To Work For Jcpenny, Sears, Express Or Starbucks?”
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Hi dude!
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I would say JcPenny or Sears. I’m not familiar with Express. Starbucks has been known to have poor attitudes towards their employees. Alot of people who work for Starbucks, hate the job. I can understand why. I applied to work for the Starbucks near me for the holiday season of 2007, during my first semester in college. I also have experience. They claimed to be hiring, and after the way I was treated by the, I was disgusted. I’m surprised corporate would let management treat a job applicant with experience like cattle. I’ve heard other people complain about Starbucks on this web site. Also, they’re prices are ridicules. It cost an arm and a leg, for nothing at Starbucks.
i used to work with jcp and they payed alot of money to me…like $15 an hour.