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While not really condescending, we had a guest pull the "I'm never shopping here" routine. But as she stormed out of the store she smashed a wine bottle by the front entrance. It was pretty epic. Like an angry mic drop, but with a bottle of wine.

Hey! Quick question, if I'm no longer employed with Target will they mail my W-2? I didn't sign up electronically in time (didn't even think to look for that e-mail) and I REALLY don't want to go into my old store to get it. Thanks!

I swear I could have written this post myself. Same situation and it just got worse. I don't have any advice because I quit 4 months ago. Just tough it out as long as you can stand, I guess. It might get better?

To quote someone on this site, "gird your loins"! Lol

ToTarget: Go fuck yourself/selves (is selves right? Lol) I'm talking from the top to the bottom, I hate it and everyone involved. I want to go on and on and give myself away on this site more than I already have, but I shouldn't. But I want to rant lol. I feel like I've posted this before ;)

This isn't necessarily true. I go for back up, pretty rarely, and ALWAYS get WIC checks coming through. It's really not that complicated once you do it a few times and easier to just do it than wait till never for a GSA or GSTL to show up and help.

Yeah I have also done a few no-no's in the beginning. Don't sweat it. If a guest is talking about anything price related on the floor, just call over the gsa or anyone with a walkie and ask for the sales floor TM of that department to do a visual check on the price. As for my store, anything...

Ahh what are yellow dots????

I think the main problem is with leadership and delegation of procedure. No one at the top knows what they're doing, that trickles down and then everything is being done shoddy and haphazardly. Aka clusterfuck of responsibility. It's going to take an organized leader to drive this monster forward.

I always say "Good morning, afternoon, etc" to everyone and a little "how are you/how's it going?". I usually receive good responses and am friendly with most everyone at work. There a a few girls (like two, I've finally cracked all the others with kindness) who don't respond or act like...

Seems like a nightmare at my store as well. Is there a new designated leader or lead position for this? I'm just wondering who's supposed to take the helm?

Or you need to get through a late night drive-thru! (Bad am - cha!)

Ugh, so sorry that happened to you. We've been bombarded with an influx or crazies, recently, thanks to a new metro station. Everyday I have to "buck up, or buck out", I don't know what my tolerance level is anymore....

Wow! Looks red enough to me. Sorry but I'm going to piggy back of this post for a second. What would happen if your shirt is too orange, too pink, or too purple? I know there are those vests, but at my store they are very discouraged and also non existent. So would they send you home to...

I don't get it, maybe I'm daft. If that's how speed score works and it's a metric on cashiers, then shouldn't it stop after hitting "total"? So all this change, chip, etc business shouldn't be counted? That's not a metric anyone can control.

Not to toot my own horn, but I know I am an absolute asset to my store. And because of that, every call out is a coaching and a threat that I will be fired "at some point". I clocked in one minute late the other day (my first ever)...I'm still waiting for a coaching on that.

Our really crabby HRTM would remind you not so nicely that you can set your shit up online so she doesn't have to deal with all your paperwork.

I am also here if you just need to vent or talk things out.

I'm always prepared to show ID when in another store. I don't believe I've ever needed to though. My dependent, with name printed on discount card, was asked to show ID in my store and he got all offended lol.

I've just discovered recently that it is OK to quit something, to be a big fat quitter. I always believed that to quit was to show weakness and inability. I come from a long line of depression era WWII, suck it up, work hard, non quitters. But, thanks to one random person, one random day, saying...