![]() It is a family environment, and can seem to be a favored promotion process, but I've personally seen people from within the owners close group of friends and just as many if not more from outside that group be promoted. No matter what job you work, you're going to have those people who expect the company to just adore them because they think themselves to be special or exemplary, this one is no exception. I've been with the company for over 1 1/2 years now, have had the chance to work numerous positions, always got raises and advancement opportunities, but I also worked hard, well with others, and vocalized my intentions on what I was working towards to my superiors. This in my opinion keeps us with job security. ![]() They offer a great employee discount, paid days off, and are not afraid to switch things up to balance out employee satisfaction vs. If you just want to chill and sell bud part time without all the hassle that comes with management, you can do that too. ![]() Nobody is given something they either didn't work for or were not already specialized in/hired for. If you want to advance and put forth the effort to do so, you can advance. Just a stone’s throw from The Rocket Empire Machine Food Hall and surrounded by diverse international restaurants, this slice of Portland has it all. Overall, the company is decent, however, difficult to grow with dependent on your aspirations and expectations of salary. Come on in to Montavilla Electric Lettuce and your friendly neighborhood budtenders will help you find that perfect frequency. HR is caring and will work with you to find a different position within the company if you prove to be a valuable/motivated employee. Working holidays typically gives you a larger average from $55-$25 tips per shift. Depending on the store location and # of staff (split tips equally with coworkers) you can make an average range of $35-$3 per shift. At times it feels like a popularity contest in regards to who is chosen for management positions or employee of the month, sometimes a lead (manager) is chosen only for them to last several weeks before getting demoted or quitting which results in it being difficult to connect with management. Long term, I wouldn't say it's as easy to advance positions while working for the company as they claim during training to new-hires. The owners anticipate greeting customers early in 2023 but acknowledge that delays happen, and they will have a more firm date after the project progresses further.Nectar began as a great opportunity for me as an entry level budtender within a new city/market, however, as time passed I felt my assets and knowledge were wasted along with my efforts commonly went unappreciated granted, there were some amazing coworkers both budtenders and managers who helped me grow as an employee and individual. Look for continued construction at the property on NE 82nd Avenue over the next two months, with store branding appearing closer to opening. There’s space there to set up some food carts,” explained Schwimmer. “There’s some plans to do some other things with food venues or something to attract people. If allowed by licensing requirements, the dispensary owners intend to provide space for outdoor dining next to the shop. That’s one of the things that’s gonna be going in at the end.” Said Schwimmer.ĭavid Schwimmer noted that the large parking lot has opportunities to support complementary businesses. Although we haven’t settled on what type. “Our plan is to take down and put more of an ornamental one up but still protecting to some extent. The building will receive new exterior siding, and they intend to replace the chainlink fence with something more inviting. They are entirely reworking the interior and rebuilding restrooms inside the 3,500-square-foot storefront. “We’re planning on going with a kind of Jimmy Buffett or an island relaxed state cool vibe,” said Schwimmer. However, ahead of that transfer, the new team of Schwimmer and Butler is busily transforming the space. According to David Schwimmer, he is in the process of buying Grieser’s stake in the property. David Schwimmer still owns the Hayden Island building that previously housed his store and now rents it to Wild West Emporium.Īllen Grieser ran Hawker’s Locker for many years at this location and jointly owned the building with Patrick Butler. That company operated a retail marijuana store at 11850 N Center Avenue until they sold to Wild West Emporium last year. He was impressed with Portland’s culture, finding it a “cool town and a fun place to visit.” In 2017, he opened Ivy Cannabis with his son Matthew Schwimmer. Crews are actively building a new storefront, upgrading the exterior, and creating a new look for the shop.ĭavid Schwimmer lives on the East Coast but has family ties to Portland. ![]() One of the long-time property owners, Patrick Butler, has joined forces with cannabis veteran David Schwimmer forming Greenmonkey LLC operating as Chronix Dispensary in this location. ![]() The Hawker’s Locker at 933 NE 82nd Avenue will become Chronix Dispensary early next year. ![]()
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