Newbury Comics Reviews

-it’s a bottom-of-the-barrel position, so unless your looking to stay with your parents or board up with 7 other people, it’s best to give this job a hard pass. -work can sometimes get monotonous.

-Lousy pay for intensive labor. -Working 50-60+ hour weeks during holiday season, start at 7am, one 15 minute break around 11, then not allowed to take "lunch" until almost 8pm one night. -They'll give the buff, six-foot tall guy an order of greeting cards or jewelry and hand over the 60lb boxes of door posters that get stored atop a six foot shelf, to the skinny five-foot tall girl. (It's not favoritism, it's common sense and safety!) -Don't necessarily comply with all safety regulations-- open boxes of CDs and DVDs stacked four high on top of the shelves; don't pull one down, you might get clocked in the skull. -Stressed warehouse manager stormed into break room yelling and dropping f-bombs at stragglers in the break room--not our fault there's two drink machines for 100-someodd employees and some of us work downstairs. -Warehousers get dirty looks from high and mighty office workers. Everything changes once you walk onto the carpet!