Two promotions in ten months with no raise
Two promotions in ten months with no raise
The discounts were great, honestly. 20% off any purchase.
I started as a cashier, was moved to guest services, and then promoted to front-end manager.
To say that I was devastated to find out that a male cashier with less time working at Target was making more than me, a female, while I was a front-end manager, would be a major understatement. It was my first job. I was not offered a raise and learned first-hand about pay disparities in the workplace.
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The interview process for Target was a bit unprofessional. They were clearly in need of someone with the required skills, as they sent me through the "basic" and management interviews in one day. However, little information was provided about the po
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For a Target interview, you don't need to get too dressed up (i.e., a business suit). Just wear something business casual, such as a skirt (not too short) or slacks and a nice top. Do not wear jeans, t-shirts, or sneakers.
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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.
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United StatesJanuary 31, 2021The interview process for Target was a bit unprofessional. They were clearly in need of someone with the required skills, as they sent me through the "basic" and management interviews in one day. However, little information was provided about the po
Front End Manager
December 13, 2012For a Target interview, you don't need to get too dressed up (i.e., a business suit). Just wear something business casual, such as a skirt (not too short) or slacks and a nice top. Do not wear jeans, t-shirts, or sneakers.
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.
