WALMART employees may have to participate in a secret new hire ceremony, according to a former employee.
TikToker @BabyDandMe, whose name is Cassandra, shared a look at the ceremony – complete with cap and gown-clad employees – in a viral video.
The video shows employees filing into a ceremony that appears to be held in a Walmart store.
Music plays as the employees walk in, with attendees of the ceremony watching and taking photos and videos.
The TikToker claims that the ceremony was held for employees who had completed classes.
"Back when I worked at Walmart.. They really had the audacity to make employees participate in a 'graduation' from the computer courses," she captioned the video.
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In a follow up video, the original poster further explains the situation, saying, "this was not a ceremony for graduating seniors."
"This was not employees being promoted to managers, or managers going to something else.
"I know Walmart offers degree help … but that is not what this was either."
She says the employees had finished "CBL training" online though it was unclear what the training entailed.
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"The new manager decided everyone would love to have a graduation ceremony," the TikToker said, adding that it was "100 percent real" and took place during lunch time.
Fellow TikTok users had their fair share of opinions, commenting on both videos with their thoughts.
"This is why all 20 registers are closed, y'all having graduations in the back," someone wrote.
"imagine trying to buy a water hose and walk into a graduation ceremony," said another.
"I bet those caps and gowns were deducted from their paychecks," another wrote.
The original video has been viewed more than 7million times.
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The follow-up video has more than 334,000 views.
The Sun has reached out to Walmart for comment on the ceremony and for more information on what led to the celebration.
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