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Target's work culture, pay, and benefits are great.
DC jobs pay a legitimate living wage without having over-the-top qualifications to work there.
People are generally positive, inclusive, and fair.
Tuition reimbursements and schedule exceptions for college make it possible to get a degree while working full-time.
Not guaranteed to know what time you'll leave.
34-degree work environment.
Pay scale variance between hourly worker positions seems unfair at times. Difficult to get into management. This has gotten better over the years, however.
Give merit team members raises at a proportional rate to progressive team members.
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Front End Manager
Standard experience-based interview. I was invited to meet with two managers. Each used the same questions, and I was then sent out for a drug test. Upon completion of the test, I was offered the position and scheduled for training and orientation.
ETL
For most people, it was a long and tedious process. For others, it was a matter of weeks. For me, it was about 2 months total. There were several rounds of interviews. One interview had several interviewers. The final interview was with the distric
Front End Supervisor
You enter a cold room with a dim light. You will sit for about twenty minutes, and two people will enter: the front-end manager and the hiring manager. They will ask you a number of questions regarding your background and skills.
Front End Manager
Aurora, Ohio, United StatesNovember 1, 2011Standard experience-based interview. I was invited to meet with two managers. Each used the same questions, and I was then sent out for a drug test. Upon completion of the test, I was offered the position and scheduled for training and orientation.
ETL
Akron, Ohio, United StatesNovember 1, 2010For most people, it was a long and tedious process. For others, it was a matter of weeks. For me, it was about 2 months total. There were several rounds of interviews. One interview had several interviewers. The final interview was with the distric
Front End Supervisor
Cincinnati, Ohio, United StatesJune 1, 2012You enter a cold room with a dim light. You will sit for about twenty minutes, and two people will enter: the front-end manager and the hiring manager. They will ask you a number of questions regarding your background and skills.
