Do Not Recommend
Do Not Recommend
They offer high pay and bonuses.
Absolutely everything is a con. Unrealistic corporate expectations. The most draining hours. Expect to work 60-hour weeks, and since you are on salary, you end up making so much less than you should be making.
Corporate needs a better understanding of stores.
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ETL Service and Engagement
Lengthy. Four interviews in total. * Initial phone screen with a regional recruiter. * Interview with the store director of a local Target. * Interview with the store director of the store I was intended to be placed in. * Finally, an interview with
ETL Service and Engagement
The process was straightforward, simple, yet thorough. The questions and interview order were well-structured. Responses were timely. The interview process involved: Recruiter screening, followed by an interview with a store director, and then an i
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I went through three different interviews with Target. They were all the same type of interview, but with different levels of management. All of them used situational questions. At first, this was not that bad. However, towards the third interview,
ETL Service and Engagement
Wilmington, North Carolina, United StatesOctober 1, 2019Lengthy. Four interviews in total. * Initial phone screen with a regional recruiter. * Interview with the store director of a local Target. * Interview with the store director of the store I was intended to be placed in. * Finally, an interview with
ETL Service and Engagement
San Jose, California, United StatesFebruary 1, 2021The process was straightforward, simple, yet thorough. The questions and interview order were well-structured. Responses were timely. The interview process involved: Recruiter screening, followed by an interview with a store director, and then an i
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San Diego, California, United StatesJune 1, 2009I went through three different interviews with Target. They were all the same type of interview, but with different levels of management. All of them used situational questions. At first, this was not that bad. However, towards the third interview,
