<prompt> Human: Posting from my phone so forgive my errors. Little backstory. I went from a full-time job that paid decently as an assistant manager to a retail job that pays less than minimum wage and schedules me for shit hours. I moved far from the AM job and have no car for transportation and I didnt want to transfer because I dont want to work there anymore. I have a job interview with Walmart coming up and because of my fiances past employement there, I know Im going to get paid way more and get way more hours than where I am currently. Since I know Walmart is generally considered a crap job by most people I know, my question is, should I see it as an upgrade?  <response>: You definitely should. Regardless of what people think of the job, if it gets you paid more, and if it gets you more hours, and that is what you want, its an upgrade.Your goals are what matter.--For a tiny bit of perspective: In my tiny town where I used to live, you could work at Dollar General for 7.25 and get kinda part time as a student.A semi-nearby Walmart 30 miles away would pay you, happily, 12 an hour and you could get full time hours as a student.Walmart does not have a beautiful reputation, but, flat-out, that is a big improvement over another retail spot. Being a massive corporation also has a few other small benefits, like likely being able to transfer if you move, and being given benefits, and a bunch of things that small-time retail just doesnt offer. 