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Welcome! Please don’t quit your other job even if Spot decides to keep you. Target is fine as a second job or pocket money job, but if you are a new hire and have to live off your paycheck the pickings will be very slim after the Holidays and except for Back to School will likely stay that way...

Welcome! And welcome to the chaos that is Target. I wish I could say that it gets more organized as time goes on, but based on my store, it doesn’t. Keep checking for your schedule on My Time, and if you aren’t on next weeks schedule, as sometimes happens with new hires, contact your TL so they...

That TL must be on someone’s list, and not their Holiday gift list… A company I worked for years ago started a policy that punished being late as severely as calling off. Miraculously people stopped being late, mostly because if they were running late they would just call off. For some reason...

Hope you’re ok and on your way to a speedy recovery.

ASANTS, but being promoted to Team Trainer should mean something positive for you. Back in the day we made our best team members team trainers. As team leads we couldn’t promote them or give them raises, but we could make them team trainers, adding that to their reviews and hopefully boosting...

Target’s attempt to run a retail business and a fulfillment center in the same store without adequately staffing either team is like shooting themselves in both feet, with the same result.

Happy Labor Day!

I don’t understand it either, but the only thing that makes sense to me is that you have 36 hours left on your current leave, and 358 hours left for future leaves. Check with your store to see when you need to come back, so they can put you back into the system, get you on the schedule, and to...

Welcome! FFTL is hands down the worst job at Target. Not only is the workload impossible and the deadlines worse, the stress levels are like spending every day being crushed in a wine press. Errors made by everyone else in the store that are beyond your control cause INFs that affect your...

Thanks, Commie, for sharing your knowledge, friendship, kind heart and concern for others (and your wonderful sense of humor) with us on TBR. You were gone far too soon and will be missed. Deepest condolences to Commie’s daughters and family. May his memory be a blessing.

My store was doing this years ago, but only the SD or an ETL could sign off on an INF. Most of the time the ETLs didn’t help look for the item (although they were supposed to) or assist in any way except for signing off on the INF form, usually while rolling their eyes because they had been...

Follow your instincts. If you don’t trust your SD don’t tell them anything, since anything you say could, and likely will, come back to bite you. Personally, I wouldn’t tell any of your leaders anything about what you saw. You already know that they stick together which also tells you that it...

A butt always follows a colon…😂

There was no question asked, only an exclamation made. In point of fact, there’s nothing wrong with answering a question with a question, the practice can be quite useful and enlightening in many cases.