HomeGoods reviews

Oh boy, allocation. Our store gets so much stuff we don't need and we have no backroom so everything needs to find a way onto the floor. One day you will spend four hours on a project to make everything fit and the next day you will have to find more room for different items that you just took the day before. Like all retail places, you are asked to do the work of 10 people with 5 people and half your time used up in assisting customers. Times when you are not being overloaded with stuff you don't have any and that makes customers upset. They keep wondering if we're going out of business. You have to meet certain speed indicators while pushing merchandise to tanks, and those tanks to the floor, and while building furniture, but the numbers are complete garbage. If we get the truck done in time, we're good. Measuring how fast we were going is pointless.

Discount is only 10%. Management isn't always supportive. Never a set schedule. Raises don't equal to the amount of work you are taking on.