Recent content by wagasm

I don't mind the work. I like being a retail manager. It's the taking away of pay and benefits Walgreens does that I can't stand. They find loop holes. I make less now than I did four years ago in a lower ranking position. I would apply elsewhere, but you all speak highly about Target compared...

Another application for etl adjusted to no longer under consideration. Does Target not hire people with experience? I've heard of companies doing that. Anyway, now that's several "no longer considered" and one "under consideration" from a few months ago. Would it help to go into a store to...

Nope. I interviewed right out of college years ago, but didn't get it.

So I've applied for an etl position months ago. The job status says that they are no longer accepting applications, but the submission status still says under consideration. Is that true, or did they forget to change the submission status?

A posting for an ETL position went from active to inactive, and I'm still "under consideration." Does that mean I'm still being looked at, or does that mean the position is filled and they didn't close my application?

Sometimes I wished walgreens had a site like this where people help each other. We post on topix, but folks are mostly negative. Anyway, I saw another post that it took a guy a month and a half to get a call. So still hopeful.

Thanks for the reply. Yeah, it says executive team lead next to it.

I see a posting for one. What are the hours?

I applied for etl. Open availability. Near ten years experience as a retail manager with Walgreens and a four year degree. Thanks for the input.

How long does it usually take for a call? Last time applied right out of college, I can't remember how long it took to get a call. I assume I didn't get it because I had no experience. Now that I do, I thought I would be a shoe in. It's been a week since I applied.

There are worse places to work than what is described.

I applied for an etl hr position posted. I also see an etl in training post. Is that just an etl with a different name? If so, I should just apply for that one too?

Thank you for the tip. In that case, are etls specialized? I mean do all etls make a schedule, hire/fire, merchandise, returns, customer service in all departments, organize unloading of warehouse and moving it to the floor, inventory management, solve employee hr problems, and so on? I might...

I wouldn't want Target to take advantage of that fact and pay me lower than everyone else. Not that I'm saying that I should just come in making more than everybody. I do have the experience and a bachelor's degree. I expect somewhere in the middle.

I am an assistant store manager at walgreens with almost ten years in. I see a posting for an stl in training. Should I go for that or etl and what should I ask for in pay?