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Walmart exec: ‘I’ve never believed in the term work-life balance’—this is the mantra that made her highly successful instead (www.cnbc.com)

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CNBC has gotten nauseatingly terrible

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[–] AlphaOmega@lemmy.world 2 points 17 hours ago

After working at Walmart, I would say you can definitely go out of your way to help.

And upper management still won't promote you, or give you a raise. Just a bunch of thanks.

This abuse is built into the system, it's always a promise of a promotion, but the reality is they just want suckers to work for free. This is Walmarts basic Mode of operation. Anything else they tell you is just part of the propaganda to keep everyone working for free. It's an endless flood of propaganda, designed to keep you working for free in hopes of a raise.