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I plan to. While I'll quickly lose touch with store processes, the off topic is active enough to hold my interest.

Target has been a second job for me for a long time. I haven't needed the money for the past couple of years but I hung around due to the fact that it's nice to be around some people relatively close to my age (at my main job, I'm the youngest by ~20 years) and the discount was great for my...

On a good note, 10 years with ETL experience can mean a shoe in at any other retailer.

Holy shit, I remember Cube! That was a pretty cool flick. The sequel kinda sucked though.

Was your 6 years in active duty? If so, get back in school and get that sweet sweet GI Bill money. 100% tuition and books reimbursement + E5 BAH is not something to be passed up. If your medical injuries were sustained during duty, push for disability status and get some cash. Target has...

"What's that LOD? You're showing me on meal violation? I'm already eating in the break room. I must have forgotten to punch out, I'll take care of it when I get back."

There are generally 2 schools of thought when it comes to leadership: 1. The "hands on" style where the one in charge personally ensures things get done. 2. The "delegate everything" style that believes that the one in charge should only be supervising. Both styles taken to the extreme are a...

We have one ETL who is all of that and more. He is very experienced in almost every ETL position at Target and is also the type to roll up his sleeves and help get things done when needed. Because of that, he is actually looked down upon by the rest of the ETL staff at the store and has been...

Congrats on getting out. Fair warning though: If you think the bs at Target is ridiculous, it doesn't even remotely compare to the military; especially as it transitions to a peace-time setting as Afghanistan winds down. Oh and if you go to boot/MOS school in Ft. Sill, I am so sorry. There...

Never burn bridges anywhere. No matter how much the job may suck, you never know if life is going to force you back into it. When I had quit Target, I had no plans to ever set foot in retail again. Life worked out differently and keeping a good relationship with the staff allowed me to glide...