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We are hiring immediately for all locations the New Ulm, Mankato, Waseca, and St. Peter areas! total enhanced rate $23-$25 per hour) What we're looking for: We value creativity, connection, compassion, humor, and collaboration.
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Menards success relies on our promote-from-within culture that is filled with home-grown leaders that have completed the Manager Trainee program. Our Manager Trainee Position is a paid, full-time, hands-on training program designed to develop and prepare you for the world of Menards Management.
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Examine product for ink smears, position of design, print clarity, color accuracy or other defects and report issues immediately for correction. As one of the largest suppliers in the promotional products industry, youve probably seen our work everywhere from your local bank to a large concert or sporting event.
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We are hiring immediately and are excited to talk to you about the great opportunities available with Menards! Start building an exciting and rewarding career in retail with a growing company as a member of our Front End Team with Menards.
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We offer flexible hours, competitive pay, and great benefits for both full and part-time associates.
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