Archived Oldest TL/GSA You've Seen?

[Redzee]

Bite me.

Yep.

 

[Times Up]

Oldest TL in my store is early 60's. I know how old s/he is, but feel like that narrows down what store Im at.

Like most, the ETLs are in their 20's

 

[HRZone]

How does Target even phrase that question? I'm a high school dropout, but I have my GED and an associate's degree, so my highest level of education achieved is college graduate. If that's how Target phrased the question, I don't even know they're aware I didn't graduate high school. Or they know and don't

You are required to put your education on your application. It ask if you graduated or not

 

[2Spooky4U]

All our ETLs are in their 20s or 30s. Our ETL intern is still in college, and he makes this face every time he passes a team member.

 

[Anelmi]

We don't have many ETLs but they are all middle aged. The SrTL's are all super young though.

 

[StaticSun]

Haha. I had a GSA when I first started who was this short little old woman with a mouth that could destroy anyone who challenged her. She wasn't married, so working at Target was her way of keeping busy. She was awesome. Easily between 60-70, by the time I was there she had already been with Target for 10 years.

 

[SitSpotSit]

We don't have many ETLs but they are all middle aged. The SrTL's are all super young though.

And we have the exact opposite. I don't think we have an etl over 35, our sr tls are probably 40/50s and tls range from 30s to 50s. I just assumed T hired all etls straight out of university so they could brainwash, er, I mean train them before they got life experience.