The store discount was nice.
Having to lie to my hourly team members constantly about how much Target "cares about them." Target doesn't care. Target's goal is to have as few full-time team members as possible.
Hours were crazy; I hardly saw my family.
I was management. I hated it. My training was subpar. My district team was constantly giving new directives without ever following through with earlier directives.
At first, you'll have a phone interview with an STL. Then, you'll attend two meetings: * One with the district manager. * One with HR, I do believe. The overall process takes a little bit, but it's a fast-paced environment.
I started with an interview at the store level with HR, followed by a second interview with the Store Manager. A week or two passed, and another interview was scheduled at a different store with that manager. Then, I had yet another interview at a di
In my experience, I had one phone interview with a recruiter. We spoke several times coordinating and preparing for two Zoom interviews, completed virtually with managers you will likely work with in your role.
At first, you'll have a phone interview with an STL. Then, you'll attend two meetings: * One with the district manager. * One with HR, I do believe. The overall process takes a little bit, but it's a fast-paced environment.
I started with an interview at the store level with HR, followed by a second interview with the Store Manager. A week or two passed, and another interview was scheduled at a different store with that manager. Then, I had yet another interview at a di
In my experience, I had one phone interview with a recruiter. We spoke several times coordinating and preparing for two Zoom interviews, completed virtually with managers you will likely work with in your role.