Recent content by starbucksgal90

I believe it is best practice to use goggles while cleaning up bodily fluids, I don't always believe that it is always used. I know that my CA who helped me clean up didn't wear goggles but did wear gloves and a garment protector, like the one that they use in photo.

Ok, yes I didn't want the kid puking again, but she didn't even offer to clean it up. I'm sorry vomit cleaning is not one of my core roles at Target, and they don't pay me enough to clean it up.

I was kinda surprised to, but I think she was just as appalled that someone would still want a drink after seeing me busy cleaning up vomit. After the end of my shift she came up to me and thanked me for not going postal on the guests, then gave me a free SBUX drink. :D

OMG! That's horrendous! It sounds like the same mom haha! :) I know that one time my youngest brother threw up in the dollar store when he was little. And guess what? My mom cleaned up his puke, she wouldn't let the employees touch it because it was not their puke. I guess I am pretty naive to...

Ok so I have to share this story with you all, it happened on Saturday. It was super busy at my store on Saturday. And my ETL-GE (who does the scheduling for my store), only scheduled 3 Barista's for the whole day, the opener, me (mid) and the closer. With lots of gaps. And oh yeah before I...

Hello Everyone! I am new to the forum but not quite so new to Spot, I've been with Target for over a year. I have worked in 2 different stores in the same district. The first store I absolutely loved and could see my self staying with Target forever. My second and current store I love the team I...

I have been with Target for 15 months now and have been cross-trained in almost every area with the exception of early am flow, backroom, and instocks. My favorite roles include Starbucks, (even though its stressful) guest service, and fitting room/operator. I don't mind softlines and hardlines...