Walmart Supercenter

"The majority of workers here are the laziest I've ever seen. One checker ( Cheree) just stands around looking up in the air hoping noone comes to her line because that would mean she actually has to do something. Most of the rest are on their phones so much I don't see hiw they get anything done. Workers remind of why I left Alabama....seems lazy people are everywhere."

"This Walmart has to one of the worst Walmarts I've ever visited, there are who knows how many Jaquandas on there cells phones with 3in long finger nails doing anything other than what the Waltons pay them to be doing while in the blue vest, they will also act as though whatever it is you do ask of them is really a bother to them and likely not acknowledge you as person. Highly highly recommend doing tour shopping at Kroger in maumelle"

"Absolutely atrocious service and attitude. I had a pick up order last night. Notified the store 20 minutes before I got there and after waiting 30 minutes and 2 trips inside, they finally brought out my items. First trip I took inside was to see what was taking so long and when I got back to the pickup department, there was at least 9 employees just sitting around and playing on their phones. I went back out to my truck after I notified them I was there and as I walked away I could hear all of them laughing about my frustration. After I still waited another 15 minutes. I had to go inside again and request to speak to a manager (to which there conveniently wasn’t one available) before someone would do their job and bring my items out. I WILL NOT be back to this Walmart for anything. This was 8pm-8:30pm 3/7/2024. I will be filing a formal complaint with the company."

"I just left this Walmart without anything in my cart because management decided to pull all of their cash drawers before close. It’s Thanksgiving Eve but there were only about 20 people waiting to check out. Another lady and I were waiting for a cash self check out to open because there were no registers with cashiers. We were informed by an associate that they were no longer accepting cash as a payment, at all. I asked her why that was and she said that ‘the store is closed tomorrow so we had to pull our cash drawers early.’ I said that her explanation made no sense, because it doesn’t. You don’t pull your cash based on whether or not you are open the following day. She then said,’We are closed tomorrow, it’s three minutes and until we are closed. We had to pull our cash.’ She said this with an attitude that emphasized her irritation that people were actually checking out at 10:57 the night before a holiday. I said,’But, you are still open.’ She told me I was more than welcome to complain to management and that she didn’t make the rules, she just followed them. I understand that retail work is hard, especially during the holidays. I’ve worked in retail for 20 years. I’m appalled that lately, it seems as though each Walmart is making up their own rules for their specific store. There was no sign and no announcement that they would no longer be accepting cash after a certain time. How would I know that? Or anyone else? Not to mention, the associate needs to drop the attitude and realize that she’s not the only person who works the day before or after a holiday. She had no way of knowing what time any of the customers left work. After 10pm may be the only time someone can shop. Also, I will never understand stores not accepting cash. She should have just admitted they wanted to go ahead and count their drawers so they could leave early."