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Then why did you ask? 😃

If no one has answered by now it's maybe because no one knows.

Senior etls are rare. I think I only have seen two in my entire career at Target. The last one was an engineer who got tired of his trade and wanted to try something else.

I don't like tattoos because most of the time they look smudgy to me. But I don't care if other people have them. It doesn't bother me at all. If they have them, I'm not going to judge them nor tell them not to have one. They have their right to do anything they do to their body.

I remember this one guy, whom I think was in 60s, worked on the floor at nights. He was really fast.

Moles are one thing I don't like. I can't even stand moles on me.

At least in my local stores, quite a few seniors are hired for cashier work.

It's fun to see a 50 mph gust push a cart across the parking lot.

I remember when hours were picked up in April.

I remember when stls tried to get more hours for teams only to get yelled at by dtls.

I don't know why but every once in awhile I use them. 😂

I don't understand why team members tell their etls about hours getting cut from other team members (or not getting another position in the store). What do they think they get in return? I see nothing.

And enjoy cannabis to those who do on this 420 Day.

As I said, I know it's a typo. By the way, I guess no one has heard of actor Bob Urich? That's a correct spelling. CEO Ulrich and actor Urich can be easily confused as I have between the two men because of the difference of one letter between the two names.

Is Uhler an actual name? I know that's a typo but anyway. I remember a few etls saying they miss Ulrich. When he was there, Target was one of the top companies to work for. Today not so much. By the way, when I first started there, whenever I heard about the CEO, I had to get the actor out of...

I always wondered why Target closes on Easter. I was once told it's a religious thing, but I think it's business. Would sales be dead if they open on Easter?

Why buy one whole one you can buy 10 small ones for the same amount of chocolate for less money.

I don't have access to a mydevice but I did use the dpci on the Target app, and found it's only available at two percent of the stores in my area, and most of those stores are nearby to each other. Still, I don't know why anyone would want to buy that when they can get 10 of the small ones for...

Is this real? The 3.5 oz is just under $5 which would make it cheaper than the bigger version.

Yes, learn everything. I was given a lot of hours because I was flexible. I have had salesfloor, recovery, backroom, cashier, electronics, flow shifts because of it.