Why would Aldi want to pay 83000 for University Graduated Casiers?

[polysaccharide]

Why would Aldi offer to pay 83,000/year to employ University Graduates as Casiers?   :idiot2:

[kendraaaaa]

That's sick money

[andy456]

I heard it was for management positions

[olly_s15]

I heard it was for management positions

+1

[costargh]

has this been in the news or soemthing?

[slothpomba]

So BA graduates are employable...

[costargh]

http://aldithinksmarter.com.au
www.heraldsun.com.au/business/supermarket-aldi-embarks-on-aggressive-graduate-recruiting-campaign/story-e6frfh4f-1225841105963

For those who are interested in reading up on it.

[costargh]

"you'll be rewarded
We reward achievements with well above average pay, extraordinary packages and job security. Starting salary in the ALDI Graduate Program is over $84,000 plus a fully expensed company car and 5 weeks annual leave. At the end of the program you’ll progress to a salary of over $128,000 p.a. How far you go up the food chain after that is totally up to yo"

[polysaccharide]

again,   :idiot2: , its not like they can't find any quality worker who would be happy to take the job seriously with an average pay

[Noblesse]

Now I know where I shall apply...

[kendraaaaa]

Holy, shit.

[Fyrefly]

Holy, shit.

+1

If I'd heard about this before they held their info session at Monash, I would've soooo been there.

[Mao]

http://aldithinksmarter.com.au/Pages/What_Youll_do.aspx

It's not an ordinary job, "In your second year at ALDI, you’ll be assigned your own portfolio of stores to manage within your state." It's not store management, it's district management. And by damn, it's a shit hard job, you'll be lucky to get away with 12-hour working days.

[TrueLight]

i know there was a catch... yeah district mamanger is really high level and really hard to get into

[costargh]

IBM or Aldi hmm