HomeGoods reviews

HomeGoods is a very stressful place to work management is lazy sit in the office the majority of the time don't help out enough on the floor stores are always Junkie coordinators work very hard to try and get things done but can't because they're always ringing because there's not enough cashiers women are mainly doing all the bulk of the work during Carrie Ann's and carry outs of heavy furniture and rugs getting down heavy rugs majority of the men that work at the store work in the back processing the truck but no men on the floor to help out with the heavy heavier stuff Never Enough payroll for staff especially cashiers coordinators have to have open availability and always expected to change their schedule after it's been made so they can be there all the time working can't get any overtime but expected to be there all the time day and night management and corporate people don't have enough respect for their staff or their coordinators give more respect to the coordinators ability and knowledge other things how to run things around the storeand share some of the profits that the company makes with the staff especially the coordinators at least offer us a gift card or something during the Christmas season like a $50 or $100 gift card to show your thankfulness

Inadequate training, difficult working conditions, potential for lots of accidents, no work/ life balance. Outdated systems and lots of micromanaging!!!