Archived Target New Cashier Questions

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Fri, Sat, & Sun...so no weekends off. You up for that?

Yeah, my availability makes it so I usually work 8 hour shifts on the weekends anyway. So it won't really that different, except a guarantee that I will work every weekend day. I can make plans on weekdays. :)
But, I prefer early shifts - and since I start in the mornings I am hoping I won't have to close on weekends, which will make me happier. :)
 
So today I was asked if I wanted to work in the cash office three days a week in the mornings. I would start training for the next week. I have worked here since mid April as a cashier, and have now been trained on GS desk. I am happy to be getting trained more and to have a new position, but I don't know what to expect.
Any other cashiers on here who do this? How has it affected your hours? (As in, I will be working Fri, Sat, Sun 7:30-10:30 in the cash office, and then the rest on the floor. Will they make me leave and come back for a later shift or should I just expect to work 7:30 until the end of my shift. Do they ever make people work two separate shifts at Target?)
How do you like it? I don't really know what to expect, this is very out of my past experiences.

Also, I wanted to see if there was a guide up for it, but I wasn't sure where to look. I did a quick search but didn't come up with anything for 'Cash office.'
I know this probably isn't the place for these questions, but I will post them there when I find the correct area. I am asking here because the other person who works in the cash office at my Target is a fellow cashier, so I am making the assumption that this is typical.

Thanks again for any help!
Cash office is the best job in the whole store! Peace and quiet, I loved my little office. Just make sure when you are counting and/or transferring to safe you do not mix up your coins and cash. If you have any questions or concerns you can always ask us. Good luck!
 
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