The pay is probably one of the leaders in the retail industry. Things are in constant flux, and demand being nimble to deal with the change.
Overall, the company is a great place to work, depending on what store you are in.
If you get a bad store, then you are stuck and not allowed to move out of the store.
There is limited communication regarding career paths.
Put seasoned people into broken operational stores, not new people. This will reduce burnout. If you have people in high-volume stores, cycle them in and out.
Target is a good company for recent college grads. The pay is good. The full interview process is about 4 weeks. I didn't have to relocate to another city. Study the interview questions on this website. It helped me a lot to know what to expect, an
Interviews were conducted in person, starting with two Store Team Leaders. This was followed by interviews with the District Team Leader, and finally, a sign-off interview with the Group Director and Group Human Resources leader.
Interview with Store Manager, District Manager, HR Manager & Group Director
Target is a good company for recent college grads. The pay is good. The full interview process is about 4 weeks. I didn't have to relocate to another city. Study the interview questions on this website. It helped me a lot to know what to expect, an
Interviews were conducted in person, starting with two Store Team Leaders. This was followed by interviews with the District Team Leader, and finally, a sign-off interview with the Group Director and Group Human Resources leader.
Interview with Store Manager, District Manager, HR Manager & Group Director