Lidl reviews

They expect long hours from you, also if you apply for regional/store manager roles you might be pushed to the assistant manager level first, but be ready to push for a higher salary and you might get lucky...they're pretty open to negotiation

I have worked at many organizations and have never experienced such a lack of work life balance. This can depend on the department you are in, but many staff members work at least 12 hours a day. I understand it is a start up, but the hours are long at a minimum 8 am - 6:30 pm. They will tell you at orientation you can work flexible hours (8-4pm, etc); this is not the case. The company culture is very outdated: suits only, no work from home, lots of rules. It can be frustrating.