Great diverse group of people to work with. Lots of opportunities if you know what you want to do. Leaders are always willing to help with career development.
Target has been a great place to work. There is really nothing negative I can say.
Some people feel that it's hard to advance.
They may need more of a laid-out career path.
I interviewed with three people. All questions asked were in the form of S.T.A.R. questions (Situation, Task, Action, Result). A couple of days before the interview, I found a bunch of STAR questions online and then picked out three to five stories
Two calls from recruiters discussing roles. One phone screen, which lasted around 45 minutes. Two assignments: one on coding and one on personality. One onsite interview that lasted a day. Overall, it was a smooth experience.
It was more of a behavioral interview. I was interviewed by four different people on the same day. One was technical, and the others were more scenario-based. I was referred by my manager at the time and came with high recommendations from my peers a
I interviewed with three people. All questions asked were in the form of S.T.A.R. questions (Situation, Task, Action, Result). A couple of days before the interview, I found a bunch of STAR questions online and then picked out three to five stories
Two calls from recruiters discussing roles. One phone screen, which lasted around 45 minutes. Two assignments: one on coding and one on personality. One onsite interview that lasted a day. Overall, it was a smooth experience.
It was more of a behavioral interview. I was interviewed by four different people on the same day. One was technical, and the others were more scenario-based. I was referred by my manager at the time and came with high recommendations from my peers a