Kmart

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CEO: John Smith
Founded: 1899 (125 years old)
Company Size: 10,000 - +
Industry: General Merchandise Stores
Headquarter: Des Plaines , IL
Website: https://www.kmartcorp.com

Kmart: Latest Job Openings, Reviews and Ratings & Profile wise Salary Distribution

We've calculated that the average salary at Kmart is $25K based on 2,135 user-submitted salaries A total of 345 Kmart employees gave Kmart an average happiness rating of 3.4 out of 5.0.

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Kmart Salary Distribution

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353 Cashiers from Kmart submitted salaries.

$24K Sales Associate

$28K Customer Service Representative

$44K Store Manager

$31K Assistant Manager

$41K Assistant Store Manager

$42K Loss Prevention Manager

$35K Department Manager

$29K Pharmacy Technician

$28K Customer Service Associate

Kmart Reviews and Ratings

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26 Anonymous Employees from Kmart submitted reviews

3 At the location I worked at, I can affirm there, that Management seemed unwilling or unable to address voluntary negative occurrences between employees and personal grievances. The company is definitely proactive about slip & fall prevention/safety, and sexual harassment but might consider ancillary drama and strife too petty to address and resolve. It's hard to turn down extra hours sometimes. But also two days off was actually hard to automatically get. Working here had pluses. I knew the pay was ground level minimum but employees would so perk up under even a tad more. And as widespread, especially in retail, raises and official benefits are simply not there. Can be really bad, foul language... all over the store. As with a coworker's disrespectful or inappropriate words or behavior to another, what could be listened to by management? Some employees or managers lacked physical boundaries, ironically. You tell someone please don't do that, but guess what? Or if you have a pain problem and someone just keeps touching you just a little too hard. I rated technology a low mark for a few reasons, the biggest being mismanagement of how employees stash needed by others devices so they can't be accessed, and the debilitating dearth and lack of radios and other salesfloor devices when overcrowded and top-staffed. I can't talk badly of this company but with it, as with so many other work venues, you're taking your chances. I worked with some great people but toxic ones. There could be much angst and lack of smiles, so it's important to be true to yourself and monitor your morale and attitude projected to buyers, but it does actually mean a lot. More than you know. One of the pluses was it wasn't so rush-rush, you could still get the line thru or get your job done without your neck breathed down upon. Be aware this is a rougher environment people-wise, generally, and if you don't like it... well. The stockrooms are COLD or facilities very warm, it's true.

26 Anonymous Employees from Kmart submitted reviews

If you want to be a family store, consider the family members you have working there first, instead of following the 80s retail cog ideal. Clean out old positions held by people simply there due to attrition. Give employees a reason to be part of Kmart. Push to make Kmart a leader in the industry, not simply a follower of every reprehensible retail trend currently being tested.

9 Store Managers from Kmart submitted reviews

Executives at this company need to understand the social shift to enable associates to balance work and family, as well as the shift in management principles to understanding that personnel are an asset that need to be treated well and with respect. The old Machiavellian ways of management are now a severe detriment to a company and Kmart does not understand this concept.

Kmart Careers & Info

Current CEO of Sears: John Smith

Status: Active

Kmart has been around for over one hundred years and changed the entire retail industry forever. Right behind Wal-Mart and Target, Kmart is the third largest discount retailer in the United States. Being a sister company of Sears, they are a mass merchandising company that sells name-brand and private goods at lower prices. Its target market is mostly the low to middle income families. They currently operate 1,500 stores, including 35 supercenters, in 49 states. 275 of those stores sell home appliances and over 1,020 of their locations contain in-store pharmacies. They also have an internet presence reaching millions of customers across the web. Their exclusive portfolio of private labels consists of Jaclyn Smith, Joe Boxer, Country Living, Route 66, and Smart Sense. Kmart’s store products cover every aspect of life from beauty and health, to bed and bath, to books and magazines, to office and electronics, to fitness and sports, to food and groceries, to jewelry and watches, to lawn and garden, to anything else you could possible think of. Kmart is committed to earning and building long lasting lifetime relationships by improving the lives of their customers. They do this by providing quality services at very cheap prices to ensure total stability in every aspect of their lives. Kmart’s company structure is driven by five key pillars of strategy: they create long-lasting relationships with customers by empowering them to manage their lives, attain best in class productivity and efficiency, build their own brands, and stay ahead of the pack by constantly reinventing the company through modern technology and innovation.

Working for Kmart

Kmart employs 133,000 people nationwide, including Puerto Rico, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. They have open positions to offer to every type of interested candidate - intern, hourly entry-level workers, and salaried professionals. Other than excellent coaching, Kmart drives its employees with teamwork, integrity, accountability, and positive energy. Being such a large multi-nation retailer, there are numerous opportunities in various departments among Kmart where you can apply your expertise. They offer positions in store management and automotive, supply chain and logistics, home services, pharmacy, and corporate and eCommerce.

What jobs pay the most at Kmart?

Pharmacy Manager is the highest paying job at Kmart at $108,000 annually.

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