Aldi USA

"It's a hard place to work for and is hard to balance your life."

"I would HIGHLY recommend not working here. The Digital Marketing department at ALDI's Batavia, IL main office has a serious sexism problem. My manager would get personally offended if we offered up any digital marketing expertise whatsoever, even though that's what we were hired for as Digital Marketing Coordinators at ALDI. In the end, she told me I needed to have a more "floofy" personality to succeed as a woman in her department. I have never been more disappointed in an employer in my life. Women can be bold, and strong, and confident, and smart, and talented. We do not have to be "floofy." We do not have to send smiley faces in our emails to be taken seriously. We can do a darn good job as digital marketers, and that's what matters in the workplace. It was disheartening to meet someone who truly felt otherwise, and for that reason I do not recommend you work here. You deserve better. Keep searching!"

"A majority of the employees here are women - it makes you feel very powerful/like you have a voice."

"they do not have any demand for a non toxic environment. If the store management team is toxic and unprofessional, the DM will not improve the situation. This is two locations that I experienced this. I quit because i was bullied as a manager for not complying or agreeing with their management techniques, which included belittling staff publicly, encouraging a mean environment among associates, drinking with lower level employees and promoting favorite staff members that comply with the above. The DM's are straight out of college, did most of the hiring from SM down and will not put their foot down when a manager or associate is out of line. mostly because they lack experience. I was told straight out by a DM there was nothing they would be able to do to fix the environment i described above. that is ridiculous!"