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Hmmm. Is this true? Seems like the ideal way to get a disgruntled front line... You're in a service industry, making 30k a year - 15/hour as a cashier (regardle
by whoisjuan 9y ago
Hmmm. Is this true? Seems like the ideal way to get a disgruntled front line... You're in a service industry, making 30k a year - 15/hour as a cashier (regardless if you're getting any extra benefits) and your direct superior makes 160k?
I don't know, but I can't imagine a scenario where people don't get pissed-off with such a massive difference for two jobs that are performed on the same location, imply interactions with the same people and are only one command-chain level apart.
- jsloss 9y agoStore managers most likely aren’t the front line’s direct supervisor. And the gap between roles as far as responsibility would be high. I would expect very high standards and tough to reach goals would make being a store manager a challenging role to succeed at.
- nurettin 9y agoI don't know, looks like the ultimate carrot and stick to me.
- jonknee 9y agoOn the other hand I could see people enjoying having a competent and motivated boss.
- joe5150 9y agoThere will be shift and assistant managers between a cashier and the store manager, I'd assume.