Dollar General — Local services in Gustin Township

People complain that no one is immediately at the register when they want to check out, but they will also complain when there is nothing in stock on the shelves if staff decided to just sit at the register waiting for you.

Unless you've ever worked in this small of a store before, you will have no idea how hard it is to maintain it. Project after project, stocking, cleaning, running register, and not to mention what management has to do on top of that.

Staff in the store keeps quitting because of the lack of empathy given by customers. The day to day job is much harder than most people believe, and currently it is much worse with what has been going on. At this very moment there is only 4 people that work at this location, soon to be only 2 left unless more applications come through.

How long do you think this store will remain open with only 2 people to work it? Especially when they have to deal with customers that have absolutely no consideration for the fact that these people are human beings doing the best they can. Plenty of able-bodied people that live in the area that would rather not work, but still complain about the change of hours. Just my two...

This Dollar General has a great staff of competent and friendly people working hard to make this Lincoln, Michigan store the best it can be. I'm hoping that Management and/or Owners realize just how important this is when doing business in a small town. If they don't acknowledge this and give these workers praise (incentives are good) and pats on the back, I can predict this store will go down fast, exactly like we've all experienced in other Northern Michigan small towns.I'm...

Socialism at its finest High prices on substandard merchandise Wake up , by buying there you’re contributing to the demise of all the other stores in your area Ever wonder why these folks will spend millions building a store in Lincoln? And Hubbard lake and Harrisville why does Alcona county need 3 of these socialist stores? What were their politicians thinking. Once they close everyone else down watch how expensive everything...