It was long, and they had me driving all over the city. The last interview took me over an hour to get to.
Not only that, the lady who interviewed me was late, and you could tell she did not want to be there. We went into a room; she threw her bag on the floor, then got frustrated that she needed to grab the folder out of it that had my information in it.
Not even two questions in, you could tell she just wasn't paying attention. I interviewed with three other people prior to this, and they all said they would love for me to join their team. Then this lady didn't even want to spend a minute to do her job.
It was a major waste of my time and effort. Moving on, they are not worth it.
After the interview, I had a chance to talk to some people who actually work there. Now I am actually happy I didn't get the job; they had nothing nice to say about the company.
A lot about past employment.
The following metrics were computed from 190 interview experiences for the Target ETL role in United States.
Target's interview process for their ETL roles in the United States 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 in United States.