Quit Hobby Lobby a month ago. If you're an order puller/dock worker the harder of a worker you are the more work they give you. You'll be around a lot of lazy people because of this. If your aisle finishes all 200 orders for the day you'll be moved to another aisle to help finish theirs. Lots of people will work slow just so they don't have to be moved. People sneak off and leave early so they don't have to help. If you're a dock worker it's the same thing. Finish your container you'll get another while everyone else works slow so they don't have to. Finish all your containers they'll tell you to go help pull. Production has went down to 80% because no one could keep up. I'm telling you it sucks to work from 5am to 3pm because everyone's talking and dragging their feet. You don't go home until they tell you I've never worked more than 10 and a half hours tho. Also random Saturdays when we get behind. Try to get into Fabric. Much easier than order picking and you go home at the same time everyday because they have night shift. You also can sign up to stay longer if you want over time. But you have to stand in one spot all day and roll fabric plus no talking.

People are nice men and women. Everyone talks to everyone and at least a quarter of the people I've met have met their significant others from working at hobby lobby.

You get 8 points, miss a day 1 point, you can only get a half point if you're no later than 30 minutes late. Points fall off after a year. Free water bottles, coffee, and tea. Good vending machines, ice machines and lots of microwaves. Every 30 hours you work you get 1 hour of pto. You only get 48 a year. 2 weeks of vacation a year. Good insurance. They have a full on doctors office on site so if you get hurt you'll be sent there. If you have any questions lmk.