One Stop Stores Careers and Employment
Work happiness
Scores based on about 32 responses to Indeed's survey on work happiness
39
Work Happiness Score
Low
Do people feel happy at work most of the time?
58
Stress-free
Below average
Can people generally avoid feeling stressed at work?
54
Compensation
Below average
Do people feel that they are paid fairly for their work?
About the company
- Founded1975
- Company sizemore than 10,000
- Revenue£500m to £1bn
- IndustryRetail & Wholesale
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Rating overview
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Reviews
Sales Assistant in Sutton, Cambridgeshire
on 11 April 2021
Productive and fun workplace
Working at One Stop is always interesting, you never know what your day will have in store for you. Often you make friends with the people you work with, and most are satisfied with their days at work.
Customer Service Assistant in Folkestone, Kent
on 12 April 2021
Awful place of work!
Lazy management, never want to listen, never solve any issues, constantly new colleagues that leave within a month because of stress, too many grasses that are friendly with management, relationships within company (isn't allowed), constantly being investigated for minor things, terrible company to work for!!! Dont make the mistake of working for them like I have
Sales Assistant in Anchorsholme, Lancashire
on 6 April 2021
Loved working here
Such a fun place to work, always kept busy throughout shifts, lovely people to work with, excellent managers and most importantly, equal pay regardless of age etc.
CSA - Customer Service Assistant in Coventry, West Midlands
on 5 April 2021
Not recommended at all
Management have their favourites and promote colleagues who have less relevant experience than you. Expect to work one on one consistently in stores with no protection at all. Shift managers only get 40p approx more than a CSA. Compared to Tesco, they do the same job but get more. It is a very stressful job and demoralising at best. Don't expect to just do your contractual hours. If you need to get hold of someone at head office or help desk or store/area manager, you are out of luck there. Look elsewhere before considering here first.
Sales Assistant in Royal Tunbridge Wells
on 23 March 2021
Stressful at times
Hard work especially when staff don’t work as a team, very frustrating you feel like your picking up other people’s jobs they haven’t done properly all the time and management do nothing to sort it.
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Interview insights
Insights from 305 Indeed users who have interviewed with One Stop Stores within the last 5 years.
Average experience
Interview is easy
Process takes about a day or two
Interview questions
When can you start.
Shared on 21 February 2019
Working hours
Shared on 29 August 2018
They just ask when you can start as they are desperate for staff and manager's weekly.
Shared on 9 April 2017
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