Great Pay, No Life
Great Pay, No Life
Great pay Great benefits Great PTO
No work-life balance. 50-hour work weeks or 80 hours. Work 16+ hour shifts sometimes. Be expected to do your role and more.
A lot of egos beware of that, and working 16+ hour shifts, minimum 50 hour work week.
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Recruited from a campus career fair. Asked to join a store walk. Interviewed on campus 1:1 then 1:3. Interview at district office. Phone interview with group office. Final interview at district office.
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This was not good and not professional at all. Nothing was based on my role. The interview was very rushed, and it didn’t seem as though they were prepared. I had to wait over an hour to be interviewed with the store director.
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I have been with Target for a total of 5 years. I was hired as a Team Leader and have since been promoted to a Senior Team Leader. It took me 2 interview sessions—each including 3 interviews with 2 people in each—before I was offered the position.
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Austin, Texas, United StatesJuly 1, 2013Recruited from a campus career fair. Asked to join a store walk. Interviewed on campus 1:1 then 1:3. Interview at district office. Phone interview with group office. Final interview at district office.
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Los Angeles, California, United StatesJune 1, 2021This was not good and not professional at all. Nothing was based on my role. The interview was very rushed, and it didn’t seem as though they were prepared. I had to wait over an hour to be interviewed with the store director.
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Indianapolis, Indiana, United StatesJuly 1, 2009I have been with Target for a total of 5 years. I was hired as a Team Leader and have since been promoted to a Senior Team Leader. It took me 2 interview sessions—each including 3 interviews with 2 people in each—before I was offered the position.
