ALDI Careers and Employment
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About the company
- Company sizemore than 10,000
- Revenue£4bn to £7bn (GBP)
- IndustryRetail & Wholesale
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Store Assistant in Walton-on-the-Naze
on 20 May 2022
Fast and Stressful
Be prepared to work fast and hard. No matter how hard you work, they will always expect more from you. But if you get a good store team it can be quite rewarding working there.Shop Floor Worker in Kingstanding
on 23 May 2022
Prepare to give everything and to be called to come in on holidays and days off
Managers take the staff room. Shouted /spoken to badly. Refuse to sort things out. contract pay, work less you owe them, O/T next month to pay you.Customer Service Assistant in Southampton, Hampshire
on 23 May 2022
Poor
Hated working here. Would never ever doIt againAnd I advise anyone else not to either. Seems fun and okay but once you get into it you will see there is no progress Ionstore assistant in Thamesmead, Greater London
on 23 May 2022
Not worth the stress
More mature staff are held to same standard as younger e.g youre given 4 minutes (yes that's FOUR) to unpack, display, condense and rotate two or more 6ft high palettes of bread. Even the teenagers struggled!EVERYTHING is timed, even if given three jobs to do at same time you need to meet timings set or will be written up. No excuses, not even the fact you can possibly be in three places at once.Scanning targets are so stressful, customers dither and take their time, while you're sat mentally pulling your hair out about how its affecting your scan time. We were told that keeping queues down and scanning at the speed of light kept prices down for customers. But when I asked different management how, none of them could give a specific reason why or how this worked. Constantly yelled at about queues (not allowed 3 people passed till). You never get out on time, close was at 10pm, officially finish 10.30 pm after tidying store (which was super stressful with more timed targets), eventually would leave around 11pm because there was never enough time/people to do the work.Had a great team and a couple of managers were lovely, but overall you were expected to deliver the impossible.Awful place to work. Do not recommend.Warehouse Operative in Goldthorpe
on 22 May 2022
Terrible
Terrible place to work. You are Treated like an animal. No respect and worked into the ground doing the same boring job day in day out with zero chance to progress or better yourself. Zero work life balance no finish time some days you could be working 6 hours other days you could be working 12 , one weekend off in 3 if your lucky. This place is a hole don’t work here there’s plenty of other better jobs out thereWhat would you say about your employer?
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Insights from 2.9K Indeed users who have interviewed with ALDI within the last 5 years.
Average experience
Interview is average
Process takes about a week
Interview questions
Why I wanted to work at aldi. What I knew about the company.
Shared on 14 June 2019
A fair few
Shared on 19 March 2019
Questions like: Why did you leave the last place you worked? Why do you want to work at Aldi? Questions to check if you are friendly and kind? Questions to check if you are able to handle change. And many more.
Shared on 26 November 2018
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