Lady Fitting Room
Free from Target :D
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- Jun 23, 2011
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All of us have Target in common in that we either work there now or have done so in the past. What's your 'Target Story'? That is, how did you come to be working for Target? If you've been with the company for a long time, did you plan to stay from the start, or did it just kind of work out that way? If you've quit, do you regret it?
Mine: I graduated high school in a small town and started going to a college that was quite a commute from home. I needed a job to pay for gas and tuition, so I applied at a few places before getting hired at Target as an Operator/Fitting Room Attendant. A few months later, when I had saved enough money, I moved from my hometown to the town where I work and attend school and got an apartment and, although the move solved my gasoline issues, I still needed the job to pay tuition and rent, so I stayed on and have been with the company ever since due to the job security (as much as I despise my store at times, I generally get very good hours since I work the areas no one else wants to). I plan to stay until I get my B.A., then I'm going to see if that degree can get me a better job while I work on my Ph.D, so fingers crossed.
EDIT 7/8: So I put in my two-weeks notice the other day. Bit quicker than expected, but now that I've done it, I feel like I should've done it ages ago. 🙂
What about you guys?
Mine: I graduated high school in a small town and started going to a college that was quite a commute from home. I needed a job to pay for gas and tuition, so I applied at a few places before getting hired at Target as an Operator/Fitting Room Attendant. A few months later, when I had saved enough money, I moved from my hometown to the town where I work and attend school and got an apartment and, although the move solved my gasoline issues, I still needed the job to pay tuition and rent, so I stayed on and have been with the company ever since due to the job security (as much as I despise my store at times, I generally get very good hours since I work the areas no one else wants to). I plan to stay until I get my B.A., then I'm going to see if that degree can get me a better job while I work on my Ph.D, so fingers crossed.
EDIT 7/8: So I put in my two-weeks notice the other day. Bit quicker than expected, but now that I've done it, I feel like I should've done it ages ago. 🙂
What about you guys?
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