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Leadership determines the direction of the company. Organization determines the potential of the company. Personnel determine the success of the company." - John Maxwell

Our Mission Statement

Samuel J. Associates offers the retail market a consistent, ethical, high-quality alternative to in-house and third party resources for corporate recruitment. A true alternative to these resources offers a very high level of practical experience, know-how, contacts and confidentiality. Clients must know that working with Samuel J. Associates is a more professional way to recruit than working with their own in-house people, Internet job sites or other search firms. Our focus is in the retail industry. Samuel J. Associates is also an excellent place to work, a professional environment that is challenging, rewarding and respectful of ideas and individuals.

Our mission is brought to life in the integrity and careful thought put into each decision that makes a difference in the success of clients, candidates and employees.

Samuel J. Associates’ pick for News that Matters:

The 12 Worst Supermarket in America

BLAIRE BRIODY, The Fiscal Times 
April 13, 2012

Not all supermarkets are created equal. For many Americans, stopping by a chain supermarket has become a major chore, involving long lines, rude employees, unsanitary conditions and poor selection. Consumer Reports recently conducted a survey of more than 24,000 shoppers to rank the best and worst out of 52 grocery store chains – and the results show just how disappointing customer experience can be at some megastores.

Click here to see the 12 worst supermarkets according to the survey. All ratings are based on 24,203 responses, and the four categories – service (includes employee courtesy and checkout speed), perishables (food quality), price and cleanliness – were scored from “very satisfied,” “fairly satisfied,” “neutral, “fairly unsatisfied” and “very unsatisfied.” All scores are out of 100. The highest-rated supermarket, Wegmans, received a score of 88. The following are ranked from bad to worst.

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