[The Rusty Spork]

(Original post by Choo.choo)

There will be a reason for that.

Of course, they work hard but they don't work any longer hours than other retail jobs they are just expected to help out on the shop floor rather than sit in an ivory tower doing **** all like most managers in retail.

[Moscardini]

(Original post by Mess.)
Of course, they work hard but they don't work any longer hours than other retail jobs they are just expected to help out on the shop floor rather than sit in an ivory tower doing **** all like most managers in retail.

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My Manager and supervisors get £1 and 50p more respectively than the rest of the workers (just over minimum wage). They have to help out on the shop floor and this is a multi-national company. Aldi and Lidl just pay really well :P

[Choo.choo]

(Original post by Mess.)
Of course, they work hard but they don't work any longer hours than other retail jobs they are just expected to help out on the shop floor rather than sit in an ivory tower doing **** all like most managers in retail.

You've been an area manager for Aldi, then?

[The Rusty Spork]

(Original post by Choo.choo)
You've been an area manager for Aldi, then?

I'm a broker.

[Podcaster]

Money, duh.

[HARRY PUTAH]

OP's ability in their sentence structure leaves me to presume that a career in retail is a realistic choice.

Most people I worked with in retail were/are slobbering idiots.

[Choo.choo]

(Original post by Mess.)
I'm a broker.

You know someone who is, or has been an area manager for Aldi?
The reviews on graduate job websites send out mixed messages: some say they work their area managers so hard, that very few people last longer than one or two years; whereas other people have said they love their role as an area manager, and that they get at least one day off per week.

[Juno]

(Original post by Choo.choo)
None of the above comments answer the thread starters' question.
Money is not a good answer, and certainly not in an interview situation.
Although, I suspect that everyone wrote those comments because they thought that the thread starter was filling out an application form, so decided to give random, incorrect answers.
You'd fail an interview for telling the interviewer you want the job to bring in a wage.

No, it's actually because we know the thread starter makes millions of threads on the same subjects constantly. It's nothing to do with thinking it was a job application - even if people posted good stuff here there's no way the OP would get the job as he'd fail the interview!

Also, why are you dragging up an old thread to post pointless stuff complaining about other people's posts?

[Choo.choo]

(Original post by Juno)
Also, why are you dragging up an old thread to post pointless stuff complaining about other people's posts?

I was hoping someone would post a sensible answer

[Juno]

(Original post by Choo.choo)
I was hoping someone would post a sensible answer

Then read the OP's other threads, although this might take you a while, and see if there's anything there