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It's hard to believe that people working such low level jobs do have college degrees, but many do and work at Target while trying to find something in their field. There are several team members in my store, including myself working in non-management positions with college degrees. We are the...

Actually working for a fortune 500 company, with a desk job and a salary, is much different than working a minimum wage retail job.

If not having envelopes for your Target gift cards is your biggest inconvenience during this holiday season, you're doing pretty frickin' good. Last year we ran out of holiday gift cards (and eventually all gift cards) during the peak of the season. This year we are out of envelopes...

Lunches are given if a team member is working six hours or longer.

It would be very wise of Target if they started carding people that were shopping at other Targets, those the cashier does not directly know, because at my store, so many people seemingly borrow family members' or friends' discount cards, shop at different Target stores and abuse the system...

We had an HR-ETL who was recently fired, but not many people know why she was let go. Her picture was ripped off the wall and our STL went around telling people she was no longer working there. The rumor is that too many team members complained about her, but there might be more to it than that.

To the guest who decided she was going to be unreasonably mean from the get-go: I feel bad that you are so unhappy with your life that you need to make everyone around you feel like crap. It is a well known fact that you cannot use one coupon on two separate items and yet you were so outraged...

The petition has already gotten over 118,000 signatures. Now if people actually boycotted going to the store at 9pm something might actually change. http://www.change.org/petitions/target-take-the-high-road-and-save-thanksgiving#share

Please think about that logically. It would not work.

That interview is a year old (Cenk Uygur no longer works for MSNBC) and it's kind of obvious that the actor was there to promote his new movie. I remember seeing that video during orientation and laughing. When I worked at Macy's they showed us the same type of video. It's simple scare tactics.

I agree that it's easy to assume Target is making more than they are, however according to a recent news article, our CEO is making around $24 million annually. If we were to say start paying each employee one dollar more per hour, which would make a difference in a lot of people's lives, I see...

It also has a lot to do with working in lowly retail. Many salaried office positions offer a full benefits package, vacation days, bonuses and an amount of paid sick days.

I had a guest who opened a Pepsi, drank from it and didn't want to pay for it because it was warm.:mosking:: It was so hard not to laugh. REALLY? I told her I would have to call over my manager and I realllly wanted to because the GSA that day was the no-nonsense type and I would have loved to...

You had two days of cashier training? At my store the most I've seen people get is a half hour. On my first day, I was "trained" for 10 minutes, which consisted of watching someone cashier, then I was given my own register.

Wow, I feel like you know when you're actively paying for something and when you're just walking out of the store. I mean, there's a process you go through and obviously you were still bagging their items. I think they might have had regrets about stealing, but I guess you'll never really...

At my store they hired a TON of college kids (significantly more new hires than we had for seasonal) thus cutting down the hours of those who have been at Target forever and will stay here forever. It doesn't seem too fair to them since the college kids will only be here for two or three months...

It doesn't seem like a big deal. The worst thing that can happen is they tell you you're violating dress code and send you home, and then your last day is over early.

Yeah, we have a very limited market section.

My store has neither item.

My two least favorite types of (rude) guests are the loud and rude cell phone guest and the entitled guest who thinks it's ok to leave their cart right in the line where other people are checking out. Combine the two and you have a cornucopia of inconsiderateness. Today I had a man talking on...