Well today I had my interview with HR for Wall Drug and I am pleased to announce that I have been accepted to work there next summer. Here is my offer letter in case anyone in the future wants some information about working there:
Dear Bret,
I am pleased to have the opportunity to offer you summer employment at Wall Drug
Store, Inc. Your first day of work will June 1, 2020 and the last day of work will be August 16, 2020.
Working at Wall Drug will give you a huge insight into the business world and customer service as it relates to the traveling public. We see between 15,000 and 20,000 customers a day during the season; Wall Drug has a staff of 200 during the summer and 100 of those employees are students from across the United States and Abroad.
You will be paid $11.00 an hour for the first 40 hours of regular time and $16.50 for any hours worked over 40. The rate for housing is $50.00 per week and there is a $100 deposit due upon arrival. If you leave your room in the same clean condition it was when you arrived, you will receive your $100 upon your departure.
Wall Drug offers a free swimming pool and exercise room for employees. We have fun playing volleyball and basketball, and Wall Drug Store hosts 8 Get-Acquainted Parties during the summer. Wall is just 45 minutes from Rapid City where there is good entertainment and shopping. The beautiful Black Hills, Mt. Rushmore and other Black Hills Attractions are 70 miles away and all provide great opportunities on days off. You will be given a VIP Card that allows you to enter other attractions at discounted prices and in some cases, admission is FREE. The Badlands National Park is 10 minutes from Wall and is very popular in South Dakota. Wall has a beautiful new golf course and there are tennis courts in the City Park. The Wall Clinic is located one block from Wall Drug.
I look forward to hearing from you and hope that you decide to join the Wall Drug Team in 2020!
Sincerely,
Anne Jo Spotted Bear
Human Resources Director
Wall Drug Store, Inc.
This is a blog set up by me, Bret Hobbs, so that those who are interested can read about my adventure of working in Yellowstone. As well as other things I have written. Maybe one day when I am dead and gone my kids and grand-kids will be able to read this blog because I don't see Google going away soon.
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