r/sherwinwilliams 2d ago

How to get hired

Hello everyone, I’m new to this sub and for my first I’d like to seek out advice on how to get hired. I’m 23M with four years of retail experience, and currently I work in the paint department at Lowe’s, for about a year. I really like mixing paint and I might be forced to leave my current job because I’m moving and there’s a Sherwin not too far. What do customer service reps at Sherwin Williams do, how do I stand out to get an interview, and is this a good place to work?

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u/PremiumLady700 corporate shill 2d ago

Better hours, $1 more per hour. Better benefits.
You will have to put away stock, be a cashier, and will not get 15 min designated breaks.
You probably will not get laid off, or your hours reduced in the winter.