Great place and environment to work. Target does a really good job of hiring people who have a great attitude and energy to keep the workplace fun.
Instead of trying to keep you stagnant at your current position, Target is always trying to advance you in your development. Target is always looking to promote the ones who deserve a promotion.
It is retail, so the hours are long. I'm working, on average, 10-11 hours a day, but the day zooms by extremely fast.
You don't get every weekend off, but it is retail. What do you expect?
The interview process was probably average. I applied, and the next week I heard back with an email prompting me to select a time for a phone interview. I did, and I had an amazing interview with one of the recruiters. She asked basic questions and
Very chill. Met them at a career dinner night for CS majors, and they said to stop by the table. Stopped by and was offered an on-campus interview. One round: talked about coding experience, background, hard problems I've solved, etc., and also talke
There are two rounds of interviews in total. The first is a phone screen from HR. The second is a technical interview, lasting about 45 minutes. For the technical interview, the interviewer asked questions from one of my projects and presented a sy
The interview process was probably average. I applied, and the next week I heard back with an email prompting me to select a time for a phone interview. I did, and I had an amazing interview with one of the recruiters. She asked basic questions and
Very chill. Met them at a career dinner night for CS majors, and they said to stop by the table. Stopped by and was offered an on-campus interview. One round: talked about coding experience, background, hard problems I've solved, etc., and also talke
There are two rounds of interviews in total. The first is a phone screen from HR. The second is a technical interview, lasting about 45 minutes. For the technical interview, the interviewer asked questions from one of my projects and presented a sy