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Astonishing as it belongs to the same foundation as Germanys Aldi, and Aldi is not known for it's people management. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trader_Joe%27
by Uchikoma 13y ago
Astonishing as it belongs to the same foundation as Germanys Aldi, and Aldi is not known for it's people management.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trader_Joe%27s http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trader_Joe%27s
- UK-AL 13y agoAldi pays really really well. Graduates get paid 50k GBP(80k USD) straight away, everywhere in the UK
- ssharp 13y agoI never knew Trader Joe's and Aldi's were related companies. I had jokingly referred to Trader Joe's as the "Aldi's" or organic food stores, but never thought the comparison was so close. I was mostly basing it off of the cheap prices and smallish store sizes. I've generally been impressed by Aldi's ability to maintain a quality shopping experience while maintaining such low prices. Typically in the US, bargain-type stores tend to skimp on things like cleaning, repairs, merchandising/stocking, etc. This isn't really the case with Aldi.
- brm 13y agoAs I remember hearing it... Companies are willing to do white label products for trader joe's because of the purchasing leverage of aldi
- James_Duval 13y agoI always got the sense that Aldi paid very well at every stage, just that it was a tough job with long hours.