After posting my resume online, I was contacted via email about 3-4 days later.
The recruiter wanted to speak with me on the phone and was very flexible with my work hours. We spoke for about 10 minutes.
I was asked to go for an interview about two weeks later. This all came on a Friday, right before I was scheduled to go on a week's vacation.
The recruiter was very understanding about me taking a few extra days to complete my online application. While I was on vacation, I received a voicemail from Target asking if I could interview early, but unfortunately, I was still on vacation.
So, I kept my original appointment and had three back-to-back interviews in the same day, which lasted a total of about 90 minutes.
Each interview consisted of situational questions in which I was asked to describe scenarios I had actual experience with.
After the third interview, the district managers advised me I would get a call within 7-10 days (usually sooner than that). If they decided to move forward, I would get a call from HR for a final phone interview.
It has only been 3 days, so I am still waiting for the news (hopefully good)!
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The following metrics were computed from 221 interview experiences for the Target ETL role.
Target's interview process for their ETL roles is on the easier side as most engineers get an offer after going through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Target's ETL interview process.