Cool People, Manager Drama
Cool People, Manager Drama
I didn't really see the pros of working there, I guess I could say. You work with some cool people that you did not know before, so I cannot complain there.
Overall, the place is drama, with managers with big egos. No one is willing to help you move up; it's a 'crab in the bucket' mindset. It's sucked. I had more bad days than good.
Change our mindset. Take care of the employee. Stop treating them like crap, and they will bust their butts for you. Keep them happy. That's what's important. Then they will turn around and take care of customers.
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The Home Depot Interview Experiences
Hardware Engineer
The interview process was good, with no complaints. Everybody was nice. I spoke with the manager and another person. Overall, no complaints. Be prepared to talk about your experience with all management.
Hardware Engineer
Simple and straightforward. The manager was very kind and asked some questions with different scenarios. The interview lasted around ten to fifteen minutes. Also filled out some paperwork once hired.
Software Engineer (Internship)
Met recruiters at an on-campus event. I signed up for an interview slot for the following week. The interviews were group-based, where you had to solve timed challenges as a team while Home Depot engineers took notes on your behavior. At the end of e
Hardware Engineer
United StatesJanuary 29, 2023The interview process was good, with no complaints. Everybody was nice. I spoke with the manager and another person. Overall, no complaints. Be prepared to talk about your experience with all management.
Hardware Engineer
United StatesOctober 26, 2021Simple and straightforward. The manager was very kind and asked some questions with different scenarios. The interview lasted around ten to fifteen minutes. Also filled out some paperwork once hired.
Software Engineer (Internship)
Atlanta, Georgia, United StatesOctober 1, 2017Met recruiters at an on-campus event. I signed up for an interview slot for the following week. The interviews were group-based, where you had to solve timed challenges as a team while Home Depot engineers took notes on your behavior. At the end of e
