It was fun and I loved it very much i loved helping the sick to be better

Kept the patients in tea District of Columbia well uniformed and effective services.

When my pharmacist was screaming, throwing things, cussing and shoved me up against a wall, snatched the prescription out of my hand. I went to corporate and nothing was done. He has done this to 3 pharmacy techs and the lead tech. I quit and then he was fired or transferred. Not an honest company to work for they change the rules daily to suit them. Be careful

My customers and some of my co workers. My customers made my day brighter and some of the coworkers are family to me

Don't waist your time !! Walmart treated me better, and that's saying a lot !! This company is not trust worthy, and will lie and steal from it's employee's. Uless it's a last resort, just don't do it.

It was a honest and family orrented and prompted from with in.

I began working for CVS when I was 15. I was a part time cashier. As I got older, I worked more hours. Eventually I moved over to the photolab where I excelled. I became a Photo Lab Supervisor by the time I was 18. I enjoyed the photo lab. It was an experience working on different photo printing machines. A short while later, I was moved back over to the "other side" and promoted to a Shift Supervisor. I handled many aspects to enclude payroll, stock control and inventories. I transferred to six store locations over seven years due to relocations. I gained a lot of knowledge about the company and the different areas within it. I grew as a person with this company and I truly miss it.

I had to resign my position at cvs because I had lost my childcare because my babysitter had passed away and I couldn't find another babysitter