The hours are flexible with your school schedule and they're really willing to work with you. There's a big sense of community at Sprouts and it's easier to make friends and meet people that you actually enjoy working with.
What I wish was different
Sprouts offers competitive pay which means your experience when you come in determines your pay. This makes it really hard to get a raise even if you move up in your department.
Advice
If you decide to work during school, you need to understand that this is a commitment and not just an extra way to make money. You need to be dedicated and show up when you're scheduled. Otherwise, not showing up could lead to termination and that will follow you the rest of your life. Also, don't be afraid to try and work your way up. It IS possible. There is a lot of opportunity for growth at Sprouts. I was hired as a bagger and got all the way up to head cashier in about a year.
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Cashier
June - August 2018 • Rowlett, TX
What I liked
I really enjoyed the people at my job and the environment.
What I wish was different
The thing I wish I've done differently is kept working on weekends.
Advice
I really enjoyed all the healthy food that this market sell, and gave me something to think about if I wanted to start eating health.
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Cashier
June - August 2018 • Phoenix, AZ
What I liked
Flexible scheduling, lots of opportunities for extra hours, good insurance (not that I was there long enough to make use of it), friendly co-workers and managers, and a 15% employee discount for yourself and one of your family members.
What I wish was different
Nothing, really. If you don't mind standing in one spot for a while and making small talk with a bunch of people, this is a great job for you (assuming you don't want/need something higher than minimum wage).
Advice
Get some comfy, padded shoes, like running shoes. You'll appreciate having them after you finish standing in one spot for 5-8 hours, believe me.
