Target reviews

whoof, this’ll be a big one -horrible management (very strict/serious) -you get interrogated every time you call out -you’re expected to do more than what your wage is worth (i work in a smaller department with >10 people, so while being paid $15.25 i’m expected to run the entire show. whenever you’re unable to finish the extensive list of tasks, you get a stern talking to) -underpaid overworked -feelings of hopelessness -manipulative speech by the interviewer (meaning that they’ll suggest things will happen that never do) -did i mention underpaid? -busy day? you can either focus on guest service and neglect your other duties, or focus on your other duties and risk caught not helping guests. anything less than 50-50 split will have your TL pulling you aside. -expected to do things you’ve never been trained on -i got two days of training before i was working a closing shift on my own -TLs will glare at you for chatting on the clock and then will go and chat on the clock -my TL is useless. literally does nothing but pretend to be busy while leaving the super tedious/boring things for me

Insanely understaffed, I would often get called lazy because I could not possibly handle the work of 6 people along with helping guests. The stockroom is so disorganized it's dangerous, I would have to squeeze between piles of boxes that could have fallen on me at any moment. My "training" was following a coworker around for 2 shifts that did not teach me anything and then I was left by myself with literally no idea what I was supposed to be doing. I got in trouble one time for not having enough "product knowledge" because I was not able to answer specific questions about one of the 50 different brands we carry in tech. I was not offered any methods of improving my product knowledge and was not offered pay for the time I spent learning. I worked here for 6 months and did not feel properly trained for a single shift I worked. Especially working in tech, there are a lot of situations to handle with resellers and scammers. I was not properly trained for any of those situations and felt extremely guilty asking for help because everyone else working was too busy because we were so understaffed. Save yourself the anxiety attacks and breakdowns and do not work here.