Overall A Decent Place
Overall A Decent Place
The fellow associates you work with are friendly and willing to help you when you encounter challenges.
Staffing always seems to be an issue, and it looks like that'll never really be fixed.
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The Home Depot Interview Experiences
Front-End Supervisor
Interviewed for a promotion to Front-end Supervisor. At that point, I was already debating leaving the company but decided to give it a shot anyway. It consisted of five several scenario-type questions given by the Ops Manager. All of them were gener
Software Engineering
I met the recruiters at an event at my college and was scheduled for an interview the next day. I was surprised to find out that the interview was in teams of 4. The interview consisted of two parts. During the first part, we were asked to reorder s
Front End Associate
Phone call, then in-person. 30 minutes, and a quick description of the role and duties. Waited a short while for the interviewer to become available. Overall, a pretty simple process. Mostly just generic questions from a preset list, which is to be e
Front-End Supervisor
Austin, Texas, United StatesJanuary 1, 2012Interviewed for a promotion to Front-end Supervisor. At that point, I was already debating leaving the company but decided to give it a shot anyway. It consisted of five several scenario-type questions given by the Ops Manager. All of them were gener
Software Engineering
United StatesNovember 12, 2016I met the recruiters at an event at my college and was scheduled for an interview the next day. I was surprised to find out that the interview was in teams of 4. The interview consisted of two parts. During the first part, we were asked to reorder s
Front End Associate
Grand Rapids, Michigan, United StatesAugust 1, 2016Phone call, then in-person. 30 minutes, and a quick description of the role and duties. Waited a short while for the interviewer to become available. Overall, a pretty simple process. Mostly just generic questions from a preset list, which is to be e
