u/Intelligent-Music-33

I made a post a few days ago about being offered a floral manager position at a big box grocery store, I was previously assistant for floral manager for about 5 years well they initially offered me a $0.50 cent raise to take it on with inventory problems and staffing problems as well they JUST counter offered me a raise of $1.75 bring my pay to $24.75 an hour. Same things still apply work every weekend and have hit and miss days off during the week till I get the new full-time designer trained and taught. Our first homecoming starts up in about 2 ish weeks and goes till the end of October!

Is it worth taking?

I made a post a few days ago about being offered a floral manager position at a big box grocery store, I was previously assistant for floral manager for about 5 years well they initially offered me a $0.50 cent raise to take it on with inventory problems and staffing problems as well they JUST counter offered me a raise of $1.75 bring my pay to $24.75 an hour. Same things still apply work every weekend and have hit and miss days off during the week till I get the new full-time designer trained and taught. Our first homecoming starts up in about 2 ish weeks and goes till the end of October!

Is it worth taking?

Ive been in floral business for 6 years working in a big chain grocery store (we actually have one of the biggest shops in the chain) and also a fairly busy shop in my city, anyhoots I actually resigned from the job as assistant floral manager because it was just not a great environment (again we are a fairly busy shop lots of funeral work and event work etc) the inventory is also pretty bad as well we are suppose to have our numbers at a 45% and they are usually around a 20-25%. Also I was the only fulltime person besides the floral manager she also doesn't design so all of the work is put all on me and most days I was running around the shop ragged trying to keep up with orders.

Fast forward I get a call from my store manager telling me the floral Manager is stepping down from her position and they offered me the floral manager position. My pay before I resigned was $23.00 an hour and they offered me $23.50 so only a 50cent pay increase to take it. Also my schedule is gonna be crappy for the next few months I will Have NO weekends off for the time being, Also they hired a fulltime floral designer that has NO experience as well so if I took position I'd have to teach/train her (which isn't a problem) and I'd be also going back to being short staffed, a very busy next 3 weeks because we have 3 big university events that are back to back plus a wedding and going to be getting into homecoming season in the next couple weeks then holidays. And they also want me to immediately start working on getting the inventory up as well because it is pretty bad.

It's almost like I'm being set up to fail before even stepping into the position. I would appreciate some advise. Should I take it or walk away from it?

Ive been in floral business for 6 years working in a big chain grocery store (we actually have one of the biggest shops in the chain) and also a fairly busy shop in my city, anyhoots I actually resigned from the job as assistant floral manager because it was just not a great environment (again we are a fairly busy shop lots of funeral work and event work etc) the inventory is also pretty bad as well we are suppose to have our numbers at a 45% and they are usually around a 20-25%. Also I was the only fulltime person besides the floral manager she also doesn't design so all of the work is put all on me and most days I was running around the shop ragged trying to keep up with orders.

Fast forward I get a call from my store manager telling me the floral Manager is stepping down from her position and they offered me the floral manager position. My pay before I resigned was $23.00 an hour and they offered me $23.50 so only a 50cent pay increase to take it. Also my schedule is gonna be crappy for the next few months I will Have NO weekends off for the time being, Also they hired a fulltime floral designer that has NO experience as well so if I took position I'd have to teach/train her (which isn't a problem) and I'd be also going back to being short staffed, a very busy next 3 weeks because we have 3 big university events that are back to back plus a wedding and going to be getting into homecoming season in the next couple weeks then holidays. And they also want me to immediately start working on getting the inventory up as well because it is pretty bad.

It's almost like I'm being set up to fail before even stepping into the position. I would appreciate some advise. Should I take it or walk away from it?

I’m a cake decorator in bakery and was asked to be Floral Manager, I have about 2 years of floral experience it’s not a busy floral shop. But they are in need of a manager. Is anyone here a floral manager?! How is it running the department?

I applied for a fulltime sales manager position and just got a call back for an interview, I am currently a assistant floral manager iv been with my company for 6 years and I have quite a bit of management experience from scheduling to inventory to cycle counting product ordering and so forth.. I also have customer service management experience as well.

What is the pay like for this position? And what all
Does the job itself entail? Is it a pretty good position?

I have an interview Friday at my local kroger for a front end asst department leader how is the job if anyone has it?

I am currently a assistant manager in a department at another grocery store I do scheduling, inventory, cycle counting, product ordering, displaying product, intering things in the system and etc, I also have front end experience as I was customer service assistant manager as well i helped the front end manager run the front end on occasion sometimes only if someone called out. I have about 4 years worth of management experience.

Do I have a strong shot at getting the job since I have experience? Thanks in advance?

I have an interview coming up for a fulltime Produce Production team member (fruit & vegetable cutter) I do have manager experience as well as produce experience as well I use to work in the produce backroom making veggie trays and fruit trays and baskets before I took on my assistant manager position in another perishable department. I applied for it yesterday and today got an email to set up an interview.

I also applied to be customer service and e-commerce assistant team lead as well. I do have a ton of experience in that as well I also use to be customer service assistant manager at my current job as well as assistant manager in my current role in a perishable‘s department. I handle the online ordering system as well as inventory and cycle counting currently so I do have experience, but I haven’t heard back regarding an interview for that role yet.

Do I have a shot at getting one of them coming in from the outside?

Are those a part of that it’s not that deep tour? do we think more US shows will get added?

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I have one YSL medium envelope bag with silver HDW in black with grained caviar leather also very high quality I only used this bag once in perfect condition, I am asking $150.0 will include delivery in price.

Last but not least I have one Louis Vuitton Twist silver HDW black bag in medium size also very high quality looks and feels and hardware is to a T like the authentic twist. It comes with the mirror on the inside pocket still a the plastic on it too! Only wore this bag 2 maybe 3 times max. So it’s in perfect condition, I am asking $180 for this will include delivery in price.

I have more pictures I can send as well! Shipping is from the USA.