Gee I forgot about the guest factor!No. Don’t forget the guest factor too.
I would say one if it’s followed up by coaching or any type of corrective action. If no correctives follow it might just be a budgetary thing, but it does let you know that you unfortunately aren’t top of leadership’s pecking order...☹️Out of curiosity, I wonder how many ION reviews you get before you should start to worry about your job
Definitely differs by store. However at our store the only way you even get an ION on your review is if you’re already on corrective action and then it shouldn’t be a surprise that you receive that review.Out of curiosity, I wonder how many ION reviews you get before you should start to worry about your job
Same wording for TEAM LEADER as well pretty crushing considering all metrics solid green not sure that is even achieved? LOLit’s not a coincidence, it’s the same verbiage for everyone
ION is IONSame wording for TEAM LEADER as well pretty crushing considering all metrics solid green not sure that is even achieved? LOL
An ION review didn't mean much in the past because Target kept bumping up the base pay.I would say one if it’s followed up by coaching or any type of corrective action. If no correctives follow it might just be a budgetary thing, but it does let you know that you unfortunately aren’t top of leadership’s pecking order...☹️
If you don’t see it under compensation, then it’s not there. I can’t see mine eithernobody on my team has gotten theirs and TL doesn't know when he can hand them out. Specialty Sales has already gotten theirs that I know of
can anybody tell me where to look exactly on workday to find my raise? I've been scouring the site since May 2nd to no avail :/
there is only a very select group of people that are going to be willing to give a 110% like target wants for a 2% increase in pay. 30¢ is an insult when the company is basically Scrooge mcduck in a big ol’pile of money.%2 is the average we are seeing at my store. For all the work of this last year and %2 is being handed out like we hit the lotto they thought they had a staffing problem. Just wait..
lol 25 cents is still more than I got this year25 cents was a normal raise for fast food and retail 30 years ago. If Target ever wants to retain employees, then they ought to compensate them
25 cents was a normal raise for fast food and retail 30 years ago. If Target ever wants to retain employees, then they ought to compensate them
Maybe at SD level or higher....everyone in just about every industry with few exceptions is replaceable. no one is indispensable. that doesn't mean that target doesn't want to retain talent, it just means that the idea of talent retention from a corporate standpoint is at odds with the reality of
well
you know. living