Hey! When I started working for Target in September, I was on presentation
First thing to know: Learn how to work fast and pay attention to detail. There are a lot of steps to your job. You'll probably start out setting end caps, which seem easy but still take a process. Clearing whats already on the end cap, setting pegs and shelves, pulling and pushing the product etc. (pulling=getting item from backroom, pushing=actually getting the product on the shelf). Like I said, Attention to detail is probably most important. Make sure you're doing the right end cap; I did one that I got on the wrong side and had to completely do over the next day, which sucked. a lot. Also, its good to make yourself a plan of action. I used to always write out my steps on a piece of paper in order so i didnt get mixed up. You will probably be given multiple planograms, which are plans of action on how to set an end cap or aisle, at the beginning of the day and you are expected to finish these tasks by the end of the day. This will not always be possible but hopefully your team lead will be understanding. After all, you are supposed to be helping guests as best you can throughout your shift. Stay calm, breathe, work fast and efficiently, and you should be just fine! (This position wasn't what I expected and wasn't for me; I work at the fitting room now) I hope I gave some helpful tips and good luck!
