Kiley Pulley is already living a version of the Gen Z dream. At 23, she earns more than six figures, has bought her first home, and is planning a wedding she hopes to pay for without taking on debt. But she isn't an AI startup founder or an heir to a family fortune—she's built her career at Walmart and is now the youngest U.S. store manager. Pulley first joined Walmart at 16 as a part-time cashier, following in the footsteps of her mother and sister, who also worked for the retail giant. At the time, she was simply a high school student looking to earn some extra spending money. Her climb up the ranks began two years later, when she was promoted to Academy Trainer, a role responsible for training and developing new employees.
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