Woolworths Neutral Bay

Woolworths Neutral Bay is a great supermarket. The workers are friendly and helpful, and there is a lot of different items in the supermarket. The only downside is that most of the self-checkout machines did not work. However, I still think that Woolworths Neutral Bay is a great supermarket.

So far I went there 3 times with 3 bad experiences. Staff looks very unprepared and untrained. Is this a sort of first supermarket to train staff? Staff could tell me where items were twice and told me the classic sentence to make you go away if it is not there we are out of stocks"

The direct to boot service at Neutral Bay is absolutely hopeless. After letting them know I'd arrived I waited for 35 minutes for them to bring the groceries to my boot. When no one arrived I left my car and walked upstairs to the shop. Staff were just standing around in a half empty store and my shopping was just sitting there in a trolley. All the frozen stuff had unthawed and the refrigerated items were warm. This is not a one-off occurrence - I've lost count of how many times this has happened, in addition to other problems such as missing items, not to mention they always seem to select the damaged and half-rotten fruit and vegetables. It's really not worth it.

Small-mid size Woolies, with small undercover parking. Has most products but check-out can be a wait. I prefer the Village Woolies behind the other side of Military Rd, or Crows Nest which has two floors and 4 levels of parking.

TLDR: you get some ego trip! you get some rudeness! Prospective interviewees run!Oh, where do I even begin with this interview experience? It was truly a masterclass in ego-stroking, power-tripping, and rudeness. I must say, I've never encountered someone so talented at being insufferable.From the moment I walked into the room, it was abundantly clear that the interviewer - believed they were some sort of demigod sent to judge mere mortals. Their arrogance practically oozed out of every pore, leaving a trail of condescension in its wake. I half expected them to have a crown and scepter, for goodness' sake.As I sat down, hoping for a glimpse of professionalism, I quickly realized that this person had mistaken the interview for their personal stage to showcase their superiority complex. Every question I answered was met with an eye-roll or a derisive snort, as if my mere presence in their esteemed presence was an affront to their delicate sensibilities.It was quite entertaining to witness their desperate attempts to belittle my accomplishments and expertise. With each passing minute, their rudeness seemed to grow in magnitude, like a hurricane of arrogance swirling around the room. I almost expected them to start giving out grades for my responses, as if I were back in elementary school desperately seeking approval from an unimpressed teacher.But let's not forget the pièce de résistance of the interview: the power trip. Oh boy, did this individual love to wield their perceived authority like a sword of righteousness. They interrupted me incessantly, cutting off my carefully crafted explanations and thoughtful insights with a dismissive wave of their hand. It was as if they believed they were bestowing me with their supreme knowledge by silencing me. How fortunate was I to bask in their magnanimous presence!In the end, I couldn't help but feel a twinge of pity for this poor, deluded soul. It must be exhausting to carry such an inflated ego and to derive pleasure from making others feel small. Perhaps they were compensating for some deep-seated insecurities or a childhood filled with participation trophies.All in all, this interview was an enlightening experience. I learned that even the most obnoxious individuals can somehow find themselves in positions of power. So, here's to you, may your reign of condescension continue to impress the three people who actually find your antics amusing. Bravo, indeed.

It's a well laid out super market. There is obviously the newer one over the other side of military road. It does get a bit chaotic around this area with traffic. Supplies and stock seem to have corrected as there are now rarely any items/fresh produce that aren't in stock.There is a nice deli and seafood counter as well as an in-store butcher. They have outstanding cuts of meat.

Great free parking! Didn’t actually get into the store, will have to review next time.

I’m wondering if this store is closing?? They’ve not repaired one of the entry doors for over 2 months (still broken), the shelves have huge empty gaps in them and they don’t seem to have any staff packing shelves out of peak hours anymore so you’re always tripping over boxes in the aisles. They even turn the lights out some days - such a shame- used to be a great place to shop- it’s beginning to feel like it’s being abandoned ☹️

I don't know why but it must be a complicated issues that there are two Woolworths in neutral bay...I have been in one but not in another Woolworths...As always Woolworths is a good place to buy thing and alot of varieties of goods are available and the price is also not that bad...