A 17-Year-Old Walmart Employee Dramatically Quit Over The Store's Intercom, Then Left Through The Fire Exit
Regardless of how much you may dislike a job, when you decide to move on to another company, you should be respectful and professional to your current employer. Seventeen-year-old Jackson Racicot would likely disagree with me on that one. Racicot recently quit his job at Walmart-over the intercom, and in a painfully millennial move, posted footage of it to his Facebook.
The teen started his departing announcement with, "Nobody should work here-ever." Racicot asserted that the Walmart managers make promises that they don't keep, and also mistreat employees. He referred to a specific manager who he says called him "a waste of time." Racicot also alleges that the Walmart's management unfairly cut some employees' benefits.
Racicot finishes his intercom announcement by saying, "F*** management, f*** this job, and f*** Walmart." On his Facebook post, the teen writes that he "ran out a fire door" after his spiel.
Racicot told Postmedia that he doesn't regret what he did, and that he'd already secured a new job prior to his intercom rant. In a statement to Postmedia, Walmart said, "We are aware of the video circulating online and are disappointed by this incident. Respect for all individuals including our associates and customers is a core value at Walmart. We are looking into this matter and will address it internally as required."
This kid certainly knows how to make an exit!
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