Archived 90 day review?

[dnu318]

I was under the impression that after 90 days new employees received a review. Next Saturday will be four months and still no review. Did they do away with the 90 day review?

I have spoken to my team leader, ETL, and ETL-HR. I've pretty much been bounced from one person to the next. could I have been put in the six month review category, without being told? Having only 31 hours Black Friday week is probably a bad sign.

 

[commiecorvus]

Don't worry about it.
I've read comments from people who never got their 90 day review.
As long as there aren't any problems with your work, you're fine.

 

[grannypricing]

I was given only 25 hours black friday week and I've been with the company for a very long time. You are fine. Sometimes those reviews fall by the wayside.

 

[Cel]

Not to hijack your thread but I do have a mildly relevant question: I got 40.25 hours black friday week and I've been with Spot for a bit over a month. Hardlines TM, got scheduled that week for Market, Hardlines, Cashier, and Cart Attendant (which I haven't even trained for yet). Does that mean they love me? Or is it pretty much meaningless.

 

[sigma7]

That means you have open availability and are a decent to great tm.

 

[Backroomkeycarrier]

90 day reviews pretty much depends on your TL. It's their responsibility to do it for your. Usually if you don't get one its a good sign. At my store we only do them for tms that we are going to terminate and therefore need some documentation as to why they are getting termed.

 

[nib]

Anyone who is employed for 100 days has automatically "passed" their 90 day review anyway, because at 100 days your employment moves from seasonal to regular employee.