ThreeCreeks
Fulfillment TL
- Joined
- Jul 19, 2018
- Messages
- 110
This is a little late as I haven’t been active on the forums for two years but yesterday marked six months since I quit mid-shift.
I loved my store for the first 3.5 years that I was there. I was going to make it my career. I started off on inbound and became the backroom TL less than a year later. Target eliminated that position six months after I was promoted and I transitioned over to the Fulfillment TL position.
Last summer we had a new SD start and she was the demise of the store, literally. The worst person I’ve ever met in my life. She down talked everyone and was flat out rude no matter how well you did.
I never missed a day of work during my four years there. I was late once. I stayed late when I needed and often worked 50-60 hours a week. Rarely took my last break. Never hit meal compliance.
Last December my sister, who was home visiting from college, locked herself out of our condo and came to the store to ask for my keys. She was well known in the store. So much so they use to let her do homework in the breakroom while I was working, which stopped with the hire of our new SD. Shortly after getting called to the service desk to give her my keys, I was called to the SD office and written up for it because “you can’t have visitors at work.“ That was it for me. I cleaned off my TL desk, cleaned out my locker and walked out. “You’re not rehirable if you quit” she said as I walked out to which I responded with “I don’t care.” I came back the following day to turn in my TL keys to AP and to apologize to my team in person. I loved my team like family.
I’ve never walked out of a job before. Always have put in my two weeks. I couldn’t do it any longer though mentally. I got home that day and it was a huge relief knowing I didn’t have to go back to that place.
Since then the following have quit: Inbound TL, GM ETL, Service & Engagement TL, GM TL 1, GM TL 2, GM TL 3, VM, Receiver (who’d been there for eight years). Not surprisingly the SD quit (or was forced to quit) a few months after I quit. I’ve talked to a few people there and it’s getting back to normal but the damage has been done.
I’ll miss you Target. Thanks for a wonderful 3.5 years of my life and some of the best friends I’ll ever have.
I loved my store for the first 3.5 years that I was there. I was going to make it my career. I started off on inbound and became the backroom TL less than a year later. Target eliminated that position six months after I was promoted and I transitioned over to the Fulfillment TL position.
Last summer we had a new SD start and she was the demise of the store, literally. The worst person I’ve ever met in my life. She down talked everyone and was flat out rude no matter how well you did.
I never missed a day of work during my four years there. I was late once. I stayed late when I needed and often worked 50-60 hours a week. Rarely took my last break. Never hit meal compliance.
Last December my sister, who was home visiting from college, locked herself out of our condo and came to the store to ask for my keys. She was well known in the store. So much so they use to let her do homework in the breakroom while I was working, which stopped with the hire of our new SD. Shortly after getting called to the service desk to give her my keys, I was called to the SD office and written up for it because “you can’t have visitors at work.“ That was it for me. I cleaned off my TL desk, cleaned out my locker and walked out. “You’re not rehirable if you quit” she said as I walked out to which I responded with “I don’t care.” I came back the following day to turn in my TL keys to AP and to apologize to my team in person. I loved my team like family.
I’ve never walked out of a job before. Always have put in my two weeks. I couldn’t do it any longer though mentally. I got home that day and it was a huge relief knowing I didn’t have to go back to that place.
Since then the following have quit: Inbound TL, GM ETL, Service & Engagement TL, GM TL 1, GM TL 2, GM TL 3, VM, Receiver (who’d been there for eight years). Not surprisingly the SD quit (or was forced to quit) a few months after I quit. I’ve talked to a few people there and it’s getting back to normal but the damage has been done.
I’ll miss you Target. Thanks for a wonderful 3.5 years of my life and some of the best friends I’ll ever have.