Fun Team, Easy Advancement
Fun Team, Easy Advancement
Good people and a fun place to work.
Not the highest paying, but advancement is easy if you put the effort in.
Less micromanaging and making department heads always be the bad guy.
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The Home Depot Interview Experiences
Front End Supervisor
Called phone line and was screened by an agent who asked 3 questions. The hiring process was very long. I waited many weeks before getting any contact after I applied online.
Front End Supervisor
They make it super easy and comfortable. It doesn't feel unnatural, which makes it easier to be yourself. I interviewed twice. Once to get my first position in the flooring department, and another time to get my supervisor position.
Front End Supervisor
Phone screen, the phone interview (4 or 5 questions). Then in-person interview with assistant manager (6 questions from a packet). I was told internal candidates are picked first, but I was #1 for external. I got a call the next day to interview w
Front End Supervisor
United StatesJune 17, 2015Called phone line and was screened by an agent who asked 3 questions. The hiring process was very long. I waited many weeks before getting any contact after I applied online.
Front End Supervisor
Green Bay, Wisconsin, United StatesJune 1, 2021They make it super easy and comfortable. It doesn't feel unnatural, which makes it easier to be yourself. I interviewed twice. Once to get my first position in the flooring department, and another time to get my supervisor position.
Front End Supervisor
New Orleans, Louisiana, United StatesMarch 1, 2016Phone screen, the phone interview (4 or 5 questions). Then in-person interview with assistant manager (6 questions from a packet). I was told internal candidates are picked first, but I was #1 for external. I got a call the next day to interview w
