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While I am at work it's normal to have some obstacles such as I become stuck in re-arranging a section or with a difficult customer but with the help of my team members and also my knowledge of the business I am able to over-come any obstacle I may encounter. We do have both slow and fast days, especially when there is an upcoming event like; Christmas, Australia Day or Easter. I have learnt what it takes to stand up into a management role, although I feel more comfortable when there is someone that I am able to turn to if a problem does occur but I feel that I am capable of handling what needs to be done throughout the day. My co-workers are a major influence in my work ethic and a big reason why I love my job so much, they encourage me to do my best through the day and also help me strive to better my work by giving me any feedback that I may need. I think that the most difficult part of my job would be dealing with rather nasty or irrate customers that won't listen to what you are trying to explain to them and in a sense make you feel like you are inequipped to deal with them or are inadequate in your job but my favourite part of my job is being able to have a little joke or just a regular chat with my co-workers and generally being able to turn to them if I need any help, they're always willing to give me advise and feedback.

Ok so this work place wasn't 100% all bad as i made some really great friends that i still hang out with to this day. On the other hand though, they don't have a clock in clock out system, therefore they do not pay you for any overtime you do. It's honestly disgusting, i kept track of all the overtime i had done over the 2 years i had worked there and they owe me 31.5 hours in overtime. When you ask to leave you get in trouble/shamed and told that "this is a team everyone needs to help to get everything done". I'm sorry but i'm not working for free just so the store is swept or mopped. It's not fair, i'd have no issues with staying back if it meant i got paid but i have no obligation to stay back after my finishing time. I don't neseccarily blame the managers or supervisors as they were always lovely but more so the company for the stress that they put on the staff to ensure everything is perfect. The workers barely get any shifts (towards the end of my time there i was averaging 2-3 small shifts a week) but then have the audacity to hire more people that cuts the shifts even more. Red Dot, If you don't have the funds to hire more staff and give more shifts out, then do not ever complain that things do not get done. We can not do everything on our own. Honestly disgusting company, i loved my red dot team but the co-operation itself needs a reality check. Don't work here. 

overall a great place to work in i found the other team members not only very helpful but a benefit as their own skills enhanced my own allowing me to get the job done faster and more efficiently.
Management was a definite plus as the lady concerned explained everything that was required of me in a way that i had no problems at all in being able to work unsupervised when required to in allocating stock to its proper location within the store. the only thing i found a bit hard was that some of the stock needed to be placed on higher shelving which required me to obtain a ladder from a back store room due to lack of room within the shop / store to place it nearby for easy access if needed. 

Working at Red Dot has been such a rewarding experience. From day one, I felt welcomed and supported by the team, and it’s clear that the company values its people just as much as its customers. The workplace environment is friendly, collaborative, and positive, which makes every shift enjoyable.

One of the things I appreciate most is how approachable and helpful everyone is. Teamwork is encouraged, and there’s always someone willing to lend a hand when needed. Management is supportive and communicates clearly, making it easy to stay motivated and focused.

I also like that Red Dot offers variety in the work — no two days feel exactly the same. It’s satisfying to help customers and see how much they appreciate the service we provide.

Overall, Red Dot is not only a great place to shop but also a fantastic place to work, and I’m proud to be part of the team.

I started out as a casual retail assistant but towards the end became full time, 2IC to be specific. Don't get me wrong the workplace had great culture and I got along with everyone but when I left that became the issue. Management doesn't want you to succeed and better yourself, it's quite disgusting. I got ignored in my last days working in my store and didn't even receive a card for my 3-4 years of service, considering I was literally 2IC!!! not even from the operations manager or higher up. This childish treatment definitely reflects their business, the staff morale is non-existent. There are definitely other organisations out there that don't have malicious intent and I've now come to realise that. Don't recommend this company. 

Red Dot is a nice place to work, it is a friendly place with friendly staff members. Can always count on having an enjoyable shift.

A typical day at work consists of either being on shop floor, doing stock and tidying or being on registers and serving customers.

Store management is good, but head office is not.

This company if very accommodating to different cultures/religions and sexuality.

Hardest part about the job ensuring you have all task done by the end of the working day. 

Most enjoy able part is working with fellow staff members, I only have nice things to say about these colleagues.

I have worked at two Red Dot stores within my time of working there and when i moved i got no respect from the store manager or the full timers that work there, i would enjoy my job at that store if the manger was experienced and knew how to make a roster and how to run a store. an average day at work is me being on till with no jobs but to serve people in a store which is usually empty and i get the occasional box of products to price.

Overall a great and challenging experience gained from the company. Regional manager was very supportive and learnt a lot from her and also gained great relationships with the north region managers, which both are always there for you when needed. Built a relationship with my permanent team which also made my last day quite delightful filled with support and encouragement. 

Challenging part was working in extreme heat,  kpis and staff shortages.

Nice place to work. Accommodating and productive work environment. I have been working for 6 months and was treated fairly and enjoyed the work environment. I learnt the basics, such as business-friendly skills and how to enjoy work. 
The manager and assistant are the best 
I haven't worked any at other red dot stores yet I wish I could. When I was interviewed they asked if could work at another red dot stores 

ive enjoyed my time at red dot as i like who work with my pay is good i get to work with people, im never bored i always find something to do, i like the cash register and cleaning/orginising however i dont get enough shifts and havnt been offered a part-time role even though ive been there 3 years.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Store manager 8 salaries reported	$68,313 per year
Assistant store manager 2 salaries reported	$64,000 per year
Team leader 5 salaries reported	$60,000 per year
Team member 1 salary reported	$42.35 per hour
Sales assistant 6 salaries reported	$30.05 per hour

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