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I'm not saying I doubt you, but this sounds like something out of a dream. I have a lot of respect for people who make a living with Spot, but my weekend work at Target has really only encouraged me to try harder in college so I can get a job in my major. If things were more like how they were...

http://www.abullseyeview.com/2014/08/target-signs-amicus-brief-marriage-equality/ Anyone find it a funny coincidence that this happens right after Brian Cornell takes over as CEO? Maybe he's a more open-minded man than Gregg.

At my store, we just got a new ETL-GE. When she introduced herself to me, she claimed she'd worked with another company "for a long time," but she looks like she cannot be much older than 25. This past weekend, my state had a Tax-Free Weekend on many items for back-to-school shopping, and the...

One of the GSAs at my store has gotten permission to requisition Starbucks drinks for cashiers who get a certain amount of Red Cards. We're doing amazing on Red Cards now.

We NEED that at our store so badly. We've had times where either FA or SB is overstaffed and the other has one person running around like a chicken with its head cut off. I've been dragged over to try to help at FA, but I can't even figure out how to use their register. I wish we had more hours...

Couldn't have said it better myself, man.

That's crazy! My Starbucks TL opened the unit at our store 9 years ago after they took out the Taco Bell where she was working.

All the Targets I've been to have their Starbucks and Cafe side-by-side. That must make the plumbing harder.

Saw my DTL for the first time at Black Thursday opening. She can't be older than 30. Goes well with my new STL, who looks like she's 25 (I find myself very attracted to her, but I haven't interacted with her much yet).

We had a new STL coming from a much lower volume store (from what I've heard), and I feel like we get new a new ETL-HR every 6 months, but our store has had very low turnover where it counts in the 2.5 years I've been there, so we rocked it. The DTL was there at opening on Thursday to supervise...

I'm working 7:30 p.m. - 5 a.m., then 3-11 on Friday. I volunteered for a double because unlike most of my coworkers at Starbucks, I live less than 5 minutes from the store.

If you don't get Red Cards, the GSAs and GSTLS will gradually begin to resent you and make your life miserable ("Oh, so sorry I forgot to give you your break again today!", not speaking to you, glares when you say hello) If you do get Red Cards, they will become your best friends. They'll small...

When I logged out of Ehr, it took me to some Target corporate homepage, where I got to read all about how HQ has had 50 days of casual dress to celebrate Target's 50 years, and all about the holiday celebrations they were going to have. All I could do was turn around to the other TM in the room...

I worked in a grocery store chain while a member of a union, and we got annual guaranteed cost of living raises of $0.25. Pretty nice, and I'm impressed that they managed to accomplish that in Virginia, where the conservative hegemony has neutered unions.

That sounds like a strange set-up...at my store, we had at least 1-2 extra shifts per day (besides the normal opening, mid, close) at peak times to help deal with it. Of course they drastically cut our hours after Christmas, but HR people overshot it, since I've been called in 4 times in the...

In general at my Starbucks, unless we're working with another person, we just don't take breaks. There's a semi-decent number of people in our store who are trained for it, but we're usually made to feel extremely guilty if we have to go bother them to watch the place. I always make sure to take...

At my store we usually call that giving somebody the "turn-around" (you go home, and turn around to come back a few hours later). I like that term a lot better, though.

I think you'd be hard-pressed to find many of our generation who believe that. We're just gonna slave away paying off student debt, and social security for our elders that we will never receive. America's golden age is over, and the millennials are going to be left with the foreclosed remains.

Our Starbucks pulls nearly all of its milk directly from the floor, and we use a ton. I think the dairy department lets us do this because we've been drilled to use FIFO, and thus milk never expires on the floor.

Ha, the sign on our store's door said we were closing at 7PM Christmas Eve even though we closed at 9. They didn't change it until the 23rd.