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18 yrs ago when I fitst started, I casually walked the store when I could my first week there, noted all the emergency exit doors, then planned how I'd get the hell out of Dodge at a seconds notice incase of robbery or worse.

Who the hell wants to shop in a stuffy warm store?? I don't! If not the team members, they should think of the guests!

Dude, if you're college age or younger, you're gonna meet your next 2-4 girlfriends at Target!! Two of my best friends met/dated in the Electronics Department at Target 12 years ago, got married 6 years ago, and have a 2 year old son now!!

It's not the good 'ol days anymore in ANY company, where you simply do your descripted job duties and nothing else.

It was a month from my interview to when I started my first day, but that was years ago.

You THEN respond with.."this is private property, DUMB ass. You put that thing on NOW, or I'll have you arrested for tresspassing!!!" :):)

I got coached once because my department wasn't zoned....that's because I had just spent 4 hours back-up cashier's, because everytime I returned to my department the L.O.D kept pleading and pleading (one of those times CRYING into her walkie mic) for responses on that super crazy Saturday, and...

Micro managing is the biggest mistake for best production!

I trained myself for active shooter/robbery scenarios when I first started Target 16 years ago by walking all through the store during my first week there and knowing where every single exit door and portal was/devising which scenarios would constitute which door I'd use to get the heck out of...

If you're a young, pretty girl at Target, you can get away with murder, and especially watching security camera clips of salesfloor team members, even if you're simply a regular TM yourself!! I've seen it happen more than a few times.

Good, clean, "wholesome" fun!!

I was on a 12 month probation 10 years ago for excessive call outs/tardiness. I was SO convinced that I wasn't going to pull off 12 months of perfect attendance and prompt arrival that I started saying all of my goodbyes to everyone that first week of the probation!! :) It all worked out....I...

I would always introduce myself to each new girl/finding out their names on their first days. With MALE tms however, usually weeks (sometimes multiple months) would go by before I'd start trying to remember their names :)

I remember when entire last names were on the weekly schedules on the HR wall.

I was simply a TM assigned to train newbies for a couple of years for the 13 years I was there, but I did have to sign off on each trainee after completion of training. I did however train some of the best workers that Rancho Santa Margarita store has ever had!!

A TM I was training kept refusing my instruction at one point, then I told him..."I PROMISE you that you WILL be un-employed again with the next 48 hours if you do not take care of zoning this isle NOW". He did! When i saw him the next day, I was 30 minutes late, and to my surprise he had ALOT...

I forgot to mention before that I'm 6'4, so heading across the etore towards t he break room, guests would spot me 4 departments away and try to flag me Dr own, hence the non-announcing on the walkie til I'd reach the Salesfloor exit.

There was the LOD who one night lost THE set of store keys for almost an hour!! As he was scouring the store during that hour looking for them, he was getting paler and paler as time went on before he found them! Poor guy looked like he had aged 45 MONTHS in just 45 minutes!! :) He aged

I would come back 20 minutes after leaving my station in the store. Everyone did that at my store. Also, though i never hung out/shopped on the floor during lunch break (not once in years) i DID always get food from the food court at the beginning of the 15 minute breaks.

Do they still beg salesfloor team members to cashier, or is it all about the drive-ups now?? Both??