Target reviews

The discount is a bit lacking, with 10% off plus 5% with a redcard. However, it was recently expanded to give 30% off all fruits and vegetables, Simply Balanced products, and C9 products. If you are known for being a good worker, you will at times feel exploited; good people can feel punished because they are expected to go above and beyond and thus their assigned location suffers, as opposed to people who do the bare minimum and just stay in their departments all day.

1) It is a typical large company. Each associate is a number to upper management. 2) The advancement opportunities are there but a lot the times, they are just lateral moves to another department as a GL. At my location, they would sometimes "force" the GL to move to another department and different key after about 18 months so relationships between GLs and team members aren't too deep. 3) They tell you that you will work either a 10 hour day or 12 hour day, but in reality, it is much longer. If you work 4pm-2am, you are expected to be there at about 2:30pm and will usually be able to leave around 2:30am if it is a very slow day. 4) Some team members end up making much more than the GLs. 5) The management is forced to not care about the associates. One example includes forced overtime where a TM was forced to work a Sunday from 6am-6pm. The TM couldn't work it because of their other job which was as the same time. The TM said they could not work because of the other job, but was more than willing to work the following day for the overtime. Instead of accommodating the TM, the GL was forced to write up the TM who had been with Target for 20+ years. 6) Work/life balance is poor at best. Some GLs are forced to work other key's shifts. 7) The DC's are only closed one day. There are no holidays and time off is hard to come by. 8) If you have worked for a small-to-midsize company, you are not going to be a fan of Target's policies and culture.