Hell, i am a GSTL, and whenever I open I AM the opening cart attendant for the first two hours of my shift!Maybe you’ll love it and be the best cart attendant ever
If I was your GSTL I’d give you a reason to call the hotline.. you sound like an absolute TWAT.The whole issue is that it ISN'T my responsibility lol. Luckily for me, I don't really care if you think it's embarrassing, but you care enough to keep commenting on this thread and yet somehow keep missing the point. That is embarrassing.
❤️Hell, i am a GSTL, and whenever I open I AM the opening cart attendant for the first two hours of my shift!
I also go out there sometimes and push carts alongside my cart attendants to show them I can get my hands dirty.
Talk to your store mgt about the concern. Disagreeing with us does not solve the schedule issue.
4th qtr, you become global. Anywhere & everywhere. Business needs is where you go.
No - that would be ME.Maybe you’ll love it and be the best cart attendant ever
I was almost going to mention you in my post, too 😛No - that would be ME.
The op deleted their acctAm I the only one curious as to how this played out? I wonder if OP worked shift or called out?
It's been a long time since I have read a self entitled post like this one.
Almost certainly, it's on the employment application. It's standard. (Typed that before reading they'd deleted their account. Silly from the get-go.)That is not a question that they asked me and I doubt it's a question that they ask at all during an interview.
This is attractive, but why would this be? We'll still be hiring a bunch of seasonal TMs, per usual, won't we?4th Quarter this year, will probably also come with the most overtime allowed, in probably at least a decade.
"Willing to work/train in other areas" never came up in mine, and that was 5 years ago. Although my case isn't saying much.The question has ALWAYS been there: ‘Are you willing to work/train in other areas of the store ‘
Unless your interviewer skipped it, but they would have needed to answered it for you because our HR makes sure there is an answer to everything so nothing is skipped.
I’ve done hundreds of interviews and never skipped it. In fact, i’ve elaborated and made certain the applicant knew what I was asking.
Not anymore though, right? Modernization outright bans TMs from working in a workcenter that isn't their own, or so we've been told.
I agree that theoretically, all team members should be able to work in multiple areas, for example front end team members should be able to work as a checkout advocate, self-checkout, and guest services. It seems like some of the checkout advocates only cashier and don't have to learn guest services, maybe they strongly prefer cashiering. At my store at least, most of the cashiers have limited availability and view Target as a part-time job and don't desire to be cross-trained or work close to 40 hours, but we're bleeding team members right now, so we can't force them to be cross-trained. This is why the few team members who are available to work at night are asked to work carts in my view.The 2019 tm is different from a 2018 tm. SPECIALTY teams have gone away. Modernization is an operating model that requires each individual to perform multiple different tasks. Gone are the assembly line tasks of doing the same thing all day. We are ALL expected to meet the needs of the business as the leaders see fit. It is unfortunate that there are tm's excused from certain tasks because everyone should now be available to do everything.
Could it be that the excused tm are skilled in other areas and more valuable spending their time doing something else ? Can you do what they do so they can get carts ? If you are not fully crossed trained maybe you are the tm most available for carts because others are covering the things you can’t do ?
Interview guides are all on Workday now. Hopefully the future for Target is better than the Phase 2 rollout.The new interview packets still include it. Even with modernization being what it is right now, I'm sure they still want to include that caveat. Who knows what the future holds for operations at Target?