Goodwill reviews

Training was too generic, there was no focus on actual day to day tasks. There's a lack of training on site (there's no way you learn the ins and outs in four days of generic talk during the paid training. High expectations of production, even though they hired nearly all part-time employees they expect full-time work from them. Management is clearly not management material. This person is clueless and rude to the staff -- has a very bad habit of assuming the worst before actually looking into things. Accuses team members of deliberately doing things wrong when they were never taught the right way, or were told that they were fine by upper management. Benefits are a joke.

They pay minimum wage - the pay will never increase no matter how long you have been working there, there is no room for advancement - you start at the bottom and stay there, management is EXTREMELY unorganized.