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happeningfish wrote:Dude! I just got an email from my school telling me that I'm now apparently a "staff member" and so I have a new email address in the same format as the profs' and stuffI'm clearly awesome. Email me!
alexandra.tzannidakis@mcgill.ca
could you explain how the hell your last name is pronounced?
"How can we justify spending so much on destruction and so little on life?" Matthew Good
"The white dove is gone, the one world has come down hard, so why not share the pain of our problems, when all around are wrong ways, when all around is hurt, i'll roll up in an odd shape and wait, untill the tide has turned.....with anger, i'm dead weight, i'm anchored"- IME, God Rocket (Into the Heart of Las Vegas) ^ Some say this song is about a terrorists thoughts before 911
"Pray for the sheep" Matt Good
"But it's alright, take the world and make it yours again" Matt Good
I felt it in the wind, and i saw it in the sky, i thought it was the end, i thought it was the 4th of July.
"Hold on, hold on children, your mother and father are leaving, hold on, hold on children your best freind's parents are leaving, leaving,.......*AHHH*! " - Death From Above - Black History Month
"The white dove is gone, the one world has come down hard, so why not share the pain of our problems, when all around are wrong ways, when all around is hurt, i'll roll up in an odd shape and wait, untill the tide has turned.....with anger, i'm dead weight, i'm anchored"- IME, God Rocket (Into the Heart of Las Vegas) ^ Some say this song is about a terrorists thoughts before 911
"Pray for the sheep" Matt Good
"But it's alright, take the world and make it yours again" Matt Good
I felt it in the wind, and i saw it in the sky, i thought it was the end, i thought it was the 4th of July.
"Hold on, hold on children, your mother and father are leaving, hold on, hold on children your best freind's parents are leaving, leaving,.......*AHHH*! " - Death From Above - Black History Month
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Jim wrote:well that's sweet. Did you get anything for it?
I got to remain employed another day. With so many people working for the company, you can't really give out gifts to everyone. Next year I'll get a 10 year service plaque, lapel pin, and a silver name tag. It's not much at all, but I think it will be cool to be one of the youngest managers around with a 10 year name badge. I think you get put in the company magazine for 10 year service. Or maybe it's 20. I can't remember.
Johnathan wrote:What was your first postion at Walmart dude?
I was hired as a cart pusher in 1996. I pushed carts until June 1999. From June 1999 to September 2001 I was a sales clerk in the sporting goods department. From September 2001 to March 2002 I was sporting goods department manager. In March 2002 I stepped down to being a sales clerk in sporting goods again. In March 2003 I was promoted to night support manager. In November 2003 I was promoted to manager trainee through February 2004. In March 2004 I was promoted to hardlines assistant manager, and transferred to Big Stone Gap, VA. In May 2004 I was transferred to Jefferson City where I was homelines, food, homelines and food, and homelines assistant manager again until March 2005. Last month I was transferred to Knoxville, TN as night assistant manager. And now you know the rest of the story. Kind of.
<nam_kablam> I'll be naked holding a ":O" sign while pumping their door
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How I envy you. lol I can't wait until next summer and the prospect of going overseas for 3 weeks. If I could go for the whole summer I would.
that's pretty good though Matt, are you on salary as a manager, or do you get hourly wage? And how far down the totem pole are you? Like is there a huge hierarchy with Walmart?
that's pretty good though Matt, are you on salary as a manager, or do you get hourly wage? And how far down the totem pole are you? Like is there a huge hierarchy with Walmart?
I can't wait until the day schools are over-funded and the military is forced to hold bake sales to buy planes.
"It's a great thing when you realize you still have the ability to surprise yourself. Makes you wonder what else you can do that you've forgotten about"
"It's a great thing when you realize you still have the ability to surprise yourself. Makes you wonder what else you can do that you've forgotten about"
I am salaried. As far as rank, my order of promotion would go assistant manager> co-manager> store manager> distirct manager> regional vice president> divisional vice president. From there I get lost on how things go. There are other options too. From assistant manager I could go to district loss prevention supervisor, or special division district manager, home office buyer, etc. There are tons of positions I can work towards, depending on what I want to do or try for. My current goal is district manager. They generally oversee 5-8 stores.
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Yes I would. lol I had never been away from home for more than a week and in grade 8 I applied to do a 3 month exchange in France. The only think that stopped me was my desire to play hockey and I had to choose between france and hockey. Not to mention since going away to school I've usually gone 2 month stretches without going home. The fact is that eventually you're gonna have to get out on your own, and what better way to do it than experience a whole other country and culture.
I can't wait until the day schools are over-funded and the military is forced to hold bake sales to buy planes.
"It's a great thing when you realize you still have the ability to surprise yourself. Makes you wonder what else you can do that you've forgotten about"
"It's a great thing when you realize you still have the ability to surprise yourself. Makes you wonder what else you can do that you've forgotten about"