Freedom to walk around, not very intensive, being able to talk to other employees and customers in a casual setting. Manager was nice.
The job can get very boring. Management can have unrealistic expectations. You work at Target but aren't really an employee of Target, so there is a tendency to be treated as an outsider.
Good work, but be more realistic in your sales goals. Getting employees to be pushy about customers signing phone contracts while they are shopping for toys is not a great approach.
I met with recruiters at a school career fair and was asked to do an on-campus interview with an engineering manager. I met with the manager for a one-on-one interview. We discussed previous work experiences, why I wanted to work at Target, and end
Extremely hard. You need to prep with someone that knows Target. The first interview is on the phone. If that goes well, they should follow up with you in a week. Then, the next interview will be in person. Provided that goes well, there are two mo
I briefly spoke with some recruiters at my college's career fair. They offered me an interview after a couple of minutes of looking over my resume. The next night, all of the candidates and I were invited out to dinner at a local restaurant by two of
I met with recruiters at a school career fair and was asked to do an on-campus interview with an engineering manager. I met with the manager for a one-on-one interview. We discussed previous work experiences, why I wanted to work at Target, and end
Extremely hard. You need to prep with someone that knows Target. The first interview is on the phone. If that goes well, they should follow up with you in a week. Then, the next interview will be in person. Provided that goes well, there are two mo
I briefly spoke with some recruiters at my college's career fair. They offered me an interview after a couple of minutes of looking over my resume. The next night, all of the candidates and I were invited out to dinner at a local restaurant by two of