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[jxssicx]

so im a new employee at target and i start my shift at 4am and i don't know where the employee door is! my orientation leader said something about the door being silver and i need to buzz it but i don't remember where she said it was, do i try to use a door that doesn't have a 'fire door do not open" sign?? do i just wait around for other people to show up??? what if they are already in and i look like a complete idiot????

 

[PackAndCry]

If there's a door on the front of your store with frosted glass and a doorbell next to it, it's probably that. You can go up and ring the bell and they should let you in. If there aren't any other cars there yet, you might want to wait until someone else arrives since that means nobody would be in the building yet, most likely. You won't look like an idiot, everyone was new at one point.

 

[Planosss]

Just show up like 10 minutes early and follow others..

 

[apparelnewbie]

the front doors that everyone uses should have kind of a doorbell in the middle of both entrance and exit doors, just ring that and someone will open

 

[Endlessbackstock]

It’s ridiculous that new hires aren’t given basic information like this at orientation.

 

[Hardlinesmaster]

They may not be listening.

 

[Llamanatee]

the front doors that everyone uses should have kind of a doorbell in the middle of both entrance and exit doors, just ring that and someone will open

Not necessarily. Ours is on the side of the exit door.

 

[JAShands]

It’s ridiculous that new hires aren’t given basic information like this at orientation.

A ton of information is giving at orientation and I never hold it against someone if they forget something. Being nervous can shake anyone’s confidence and make them forget something they know.

 

[Endlessbackstock]

I understand, but how to enter the store after hours is pretty important stuff...

 

[tholmes]

I understand, but how to enter the store after hours is pretty important stuff...

Only for certain teams. If the orientation wasn't heavy on applicants where it made a difference, it becomes all that much easier to forget, and the people in orientation are that much less likely to ask. I've had TMs be at the store for months and never question the existence of the TM door much less how to use it.

 

[Endlessbackstock]

If they want people to work, they need to be there to open the door

 

[Produce Queen]

If they want people to work, they need to be there to open the door

The topic is where the door is, not that nobody opens it

 

[Kartman]

So, OP - are you still "lost?"

 

[Bosch]

You could also call your store and ask..

 

[Planosss]

I wonder if OP ever found the TSC door...

 

[Endlessbackstock]

They do not have a “team door” at my location. Even early hour employees enter through the front. But I have worked at a location with a team door and it is higher security. But I have experienced no one opening the door for 10-15 minutes while just waiting.

 

[Dog]

I was the same as you when I started hahaha I literally had no idea where the team member entrance was on the outside of the building for the longest time. I was a cashier who always started after class so I just went in the guest entrance

 

[Kartman]

I just followed everyone else... it's not rocket science.