Walmart

I appreciate the Crenshaw Walmart very much for the following reasons:

As a businessman, I use this Walmart as a training tool for my employees; I show them how a business should not be run and how they should not behave as an employee in my business.

As part of the training program I taken my employees (paid-time) to this Walmart to educate them about the consequences of being sloppy and disgusting. Every new applicant that I consider hiring must agree to go through this training if hired. I point out to them that the practices of this Walmart branch are precisely what they must avoid and do exactly the opposite to be an employee in my business.

I assure you, it works and saves me many hours of training.



The practices they must avoid are the following:

a) Being sloppy and messy

b) Keeping the store and the bathrooms dirty and filthy

c) Not making themselves available to the customers

d) Behaving in arrogant and dismissive manner toward customers

e) Wearing trousers with the waist so low to show their underwear

d) wearing trousers with crotches hanging near their knees as if they are making yogurt in there.

I can go on but for the sake of brevity I will stop here.



One more comment. To be fair to Walmart, that location is ghetto. Crenshaw is a gang ridden, filthy, poverty stricken locality that consists primarily of African Americans, Hispanics, and other minorities.

I bring up this issue for this reason: just in case the Walmart corporate management in charge of this location is not aware, there are many dignified African American, Hispanic, and other minority families who live in Crenshaw as well. However, based on the demands of the exigencies of their socio-economic and familial lives, they cannot relocate from this area.



Therefor it behooves Walmart, a corporation with a staggering $32.64 billion gross profits in the first quarter of 2012, to do the following:

1. Hire more well trained employees for the branch to provide excellent service.

2. Pay detailed attention to hygiene in the store and in the bathrooms.

3. Be fully stocked at all times.

4. Aim to Create a safe, and welcoming atmosphere for the decent residents of Crenshaw.

5. Keep in mind that chaos, filth, and disrepair, generates chaos, filth, and disrepair by attracting elements who are drawn to chaos, filth, and disrepair.

This cycle sustains itself by feeding on itself.

Love going into Wallmart, they have everything that I would ever need. I needed diapers and milk and bottles for my kid and they had everything that I needed for a great price. I just needed a few things and I ended up coming out with a whole bunch of stuff. Wallmart is the bes

This store is the worst Walmart that I have ever visited! The store is never fully stocked and the customer service leaves a lot to be desired. In one word Walmart in the Crenshaw, this may be by design, is "AWFUL!"

I appreciate having a Walmart in the greater Los Angeles area however, this store needs some work. On a constant basis the store is never fully stocked. Since they are the only Walmart within the LA area, they should try ordering larger quantites of mechandise to be sold. I also believe that the employees should have more training in knowing the products within their department so that they could assist customers better, and also a class in customer handling to create a happy customer experience instead of a negative one. With these changes, I'm sure this store location could carry on the good reputation that Walmart has.

There's always something ghetto happening in this walmart. There's hardly ever any parking..the people are always fighting in this store...and the escalators are ALWAYS broken. They never have full stock of merchandise.If you must come shopping here..I recommend coming as soon as they open its doors..theres hardly any people and the store is clean and fresly stocked.