Walmart Neighborhood Market

"Usually I don't like Walmart stores but this Walmart Neighborhood is so clean and very organized who ever is under is over this store is doing such a good woork."

"I had the worst time at Walmart Neighborhood Market. The manager and this woman were just awful to their employees.I'm just doing my shopping and I overhear The store manager and a woman named "Adrea" i think that what i heard. totally ripping into one of the workers. It was so uncomfortable and unnecessaryshe was acting like she's the boss of the universe, putting the staff down in front of customers. No respect whatsoever. It's messed up,I've seen that poor employee busting his A there every time I visit I won't be going back there anytime soon, too many similar reviews, too many people have similar horror stories. They seriously need to fire those managers! Sam Walton would be ashamed."

"Worst experience I’ve ever had. Would not recommend going here. Employees are useless especially the manager. I will be also writing a formal complaint on the Walmart corporate page."

"Where do I even begin with my horrific experience at the Walmart Neighborhood Market? Let's start with the so-called "store manager," Amy Templeton. From the moment I walked through those sliding doors, it was clear that I had entered a twilight zone of rudeness, toxicity, and unprofessionalism. Amy Templeton's customer service skills are nothing short of abysmal. She has mastered the art of ignoring customers, as if our presence is some sort of inconvenience to her. It's almost impressive how she can maintain a permanent scowl on her face, making it abundantly clear that she would rather be anywhere else but helping customers in her own store. If you ever need assistance or have a question, don't bother asking Amy because you'll be met with an icy stare and a dismissive wave of the hand. Toxicity oozes from every pore of Amy. She has a remarkable talent for creating a hostile environment in what should be a place of convenience and comfort. I witnessed her berate employees in front of customers, belittling them with a level of condescension that is simply mind-boggling. It's a wonder that any of her employees manage to maintain their sanity in such a toxic work environment. And let's not forget about professionalism, or rather the complete lack thereof. Amy's unprofessionalism is astonishing. She dresses as if she just rolled out of bed, with a disheveled appearance that suggests she has no respect for her position or the store's image. Her language and attitude are equally unprofessional, often bordering on offensive. I tried to address my concerns with Amy Templeton, hoping for a glimmer of understanding or a hint of remorse, but all I received was a haughty dismissal and a snide remark. It's abundantly clear that she believes herself to be above reproach, and customer feedback is beneath her consideration."