they chose these idiots over me?

**tikeyas_mom** · 10-18-2005, 01:47 AM

trust me, you dont wanna work at petcetera.. i worked there for a year it was'nt worth it at all.. they murder animals there.

**Giselle** · 10-18-2005, 01:50 AM

Don't they sell puppies and kittens as well? If so, their lack of knowledge and morality is obviously reflected in their choice of employees.

**binka_nugget** · 10-18-2005, 01:56 AM

Originally Posted by Giselle

Don't they sell puppies and kittens as well? If so, their lack of knowledge and morality is obviously reflected in their choice of employees.

Nope, some (if not, all) Petcetera's bring in dogs from the SPCA to adopt out.

**moosmom** · 10-18-2005, 09:40 AM

Cali,

Don't feel bad. Things happen for a reason. Besides, you're too GOOD for them!!!!

I applied to PetSmart THREE times!!!! The third time I got lucky and was fortunate enough to be chosen for an interview. You should've SEEN what kinda people also got interviews( and were eventually hired). I guess my hair was the wrong color (not purple) and I didn't have enough piercings and tattoos. As always, I was NOT chosen, even though I was told that my interview went VERY well and with my experience in animal rescue and retail, I'd be hearing from them. Never did. Their loss.

So, as far as Petcetera goes, think of it as THEIR loss, not yours!! Something will come up, trust me.

In the meantime...((((((((((HUGS))))))))))))))))

Donna

**cali** · 10-18-2005, 09:41 AM

petceteras have have there own adoption center called "PAWS" where the animals from the local shelters come before the shelters open so that people who are at work from 12-5 have the oppurtunity to adopt. (well there one here anyway lol)

T_M- Really?? I have never heard that before, exept for extremly high prices($15 for a $1 toy) I always thought is was a really nice store, and it looked great when I got the tour of all the employee areas..

**wolfsoul** · 10-18-2005, 10:58 AM

I worked at Petcetera too (for WE hours). I always had fun when I was helping customers, but other than that, there's not much to it. Many hours of horrendous merchandising, dead animals everywhere (not to mention they kill them on purpose), the amount of brand new pet equipment that they make you smash and throw away, cleaning the sick room that smells like the plague, standing on an unsteady ladder terrified to fall and break your neck, painting the staff room (which takes hours, believe me, I did it by myself), feeding the poor animals Gatorade because it "makes them better," having to watch people buy things day in and day out without being able to tell them that what they are buying is crap, the amount of highschool drama between the staff members, they only give you the tax off of products as a discount, they make you pay to put your dogs in the doggy daycare...etc. By the time you get home, your feet and back are kiling you and all you can do is sleep. Do what I did -- get a job at a grooming parlor.