Looking at Wal-Mart’s Human Resource Management, one of the most important aspects is Wal-Mart’s employee advancement program. Currently,
65% of the company’s managers began working hourly jobs, such as cashiers.[12] Wal-Mart has taken great efforts to ensure that there are
opportunities for their employees to rise up through the ranks so to speak. This availability of opportunities to advance past low-paying hourly wage jobs undoubtedly is part of the reason that Wal-Mart was voted as one of Fortune magazine’s most admired companies and was distinguished as one of the best companies to work for in the U.S.[13]