The pay is the best in retail operations.
The people are the best in retail - they're friendlier, happier to be there, and just overall better than retail employees in other retail chains.
The culture is the best in retail. It ties directly into the people, but it really is a fast, fun, and friendly culture and atmosphere working at Target, at least more so than other retailers.
The benefits are ridiculously great:
It's still retail. The hours aren't terrible, but they aren't great. As an intern and as an ETL, you work every other weekend (one weekend you open, one weekend you close). Otherwise, you close one night a week and have a set day each week you have off.
Unrealistic goals and expectations: do more with less retail mentality.
Huge disconnect from corporate, with little corporate support, even in the home market.
None at the store level. They do the best with what they're given. However, corporate and headquarters really need to level with the stores.
Standard: Career fair, then invites for first round, then second rounds.
The hiring process was very friendly, involving multiple phone calls and a final interview before the position was offered. Questions were situational and focused on your past behavior and experiences. Communication was very good and consistent, cr
I saw Target at my college and applied within the school system. I was then called back for two group panel interviews. After that, I had to have a DTL (District Team Leader) interview. Following that, I was given the offer to intern as an ETL (Exe
Standard: Career fair, then invites for first round, then second rounds.
The hiring process was very friendly, involving multiple phone calls and a final interview before the position was offered. Questions were situational and focused on your past behavior and experiences. Communication was very good and consistent, cr
I saw Target at my college and applied within the school system. I was then called back for two group panel interviews. After that, I had to have a DTL (District Team Leader) interview. Following that, I was given the offer to intern as an ETL (Exe