Target: A Great Place to Work
Target: A Great Place to Work
Work-life balance, pay, people. No other retailer has a schedule that allows management to have every other weekend off. Ease in requesting time off, personal days for management.
You are encouraged to think outside the box, and your ideas are listened to.
Bonuses are attainable, and changing areas are encouraged. You are not locked forever into doing the same job your entire career if you want to change. You are not forced to travel any distances that you do not want to in order to keep your job.
You need a 4-year degree to move up, regardless of past experience, which can be frustrating. The good side is that Target has a tuition reimbursement program that helps you get that degree.
Don't forget to look at lower management that is very talented but lacks degrees.
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Please excuse my grammar; I'm writing this from a PDA. I interviewed with two different ETLs, almost all behavioral questions. The interviews were conducted several weeks apart. It helps to be persistent. It was a very positive experience. I am wai
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Two phone interviews and an in-person one. It was pretty basic. They have a packet and write down exactly what you say. They ask situation-based questions, but all are pretty normal. Be able to describe specific moments in your work history.
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Everyone was very nice and friendly. There were three rounds of interviews, all behavioral questions. The questions were very customer service oriented, so if you don't have a background in that, it could be difficult thinking of examples.
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San Ramon, California, United StatesDecember 1, 2009Please excuse my grammar; I'm writing this from a PDA. I interviewed with two different ETLs, almost all behavioral questions. The interviews were conducted several weeks apart. It helps to be persistent. It was a very positive experience. I am wai
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United StatesJanuary 1, 2015Two phone interviews and an in-person one. It was pretty basic. They have a packet and write down exactly what you say. They ask situation-based questions, but all are pretty normal. Be able to describe specific moments in your work history.
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Harrisonburg, Virginia, United StatesSeptember 1, 2018Everyone was very nice and friendly. There were three rounds of interviews, all behavioral questions. The questions were very customer service oriented, so if you don't have a background in that, it could be difficult thinking of examples.
