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There was a thread about it before if I can recall, and the person ended up going from TM to Sr. TL.Haha, that's me. I've been on the bench for a year now. My ETL keeps telling me about the HR Sr TL position, but I wonder if they'd ever go from TM to Sr in one jump, considering the LOD aspect that would entail. I haven't seen it happen in my district at any rate, but I'll still try for it anyway, I've got a lot of experience.
TM to SrTLThere was a thread about it before if I can recall, and the person ended up going from TM to Sr. TL.
It is the place outside smokers go on breaks (and non breaks for some)Can someone explain "on the bench" to me?
It is the place outside smokers go on breaks (and non breaks for some)
Would a hypothetical candidate be approached by management or would said candidate have to seek management out and request them?
Also how often are they typically held, like is it am annual thing?
target is pretty big on a "pipeline" of talent. part of the roles of an etl are developing team members. at least once a month at my stores etl meetings promising team members that they want to try to develop. i was always one of those but my stl thought i didn't care/give a shit. once i won him over things progressed really quick.
Currently there are two team members (myself included) on the team leader bench at my store, with one more heavily in the pipeline.
Late last week a team leader position for logistics got posted on the hiring board and neither of us have heard anything either way about it.
I have a weird feeling they are looking around externally for the position to be filled. Anyone ever have a similar situation at their stores?
The bench is normally used to refer to someone who's already completed their interviews, is signed off on the promotion and is waiting for placement. The pipeline is "your time to learn and grow so that when a position does come open, you can nail the interview and be ready to jump in."Being on the TL bench doesn't automatically give you the next open position. Basically the bench is your time to learn and grow so that when a position does come open, you can nail the interview and be ready to jump in.
I think it’s the same everywhere. I was in the pipeline for a couple months. But then I went straight into ‘Hey this is going to happen sooner than we all expected, interviews will be next week so we can have you in by Q4’. No bench for me lolThe bench is normally used to refer to someone who's already completed their interviews, is signed off on the promotion and is waiting for placement. The pipeline is "your time to learn and grow so that when a position does come open, you can nail the interview and be ready to jump in."
That's how it's always talked about in my stores/district anyways, and I'm pretty sure it's the same everywhere but these colloquial terms could have a different meaning in different places.