I wasn't going to say anything considering everyone else already responded with a strong counter argument to your rather immature rant...BUT I feel the need to point out that with that kind of attitude you have little chance of making something of yourself.
If you want to succeed you need to grow and make a positive impact everywhere you go. Find it in yourself to care about the work you do, recognize the value you bring, and appreciate the opportunities you have.
I work in Mortgage banking and our teams have "huddles" every morning and we go by Team Member/Leader, its not just a Target thing. Its a smart way to communicate with your people and strengthen the ideology that we aren't just a number in a system but a valuable part of a team, with vitale roles to play in order to succeed.
I have made something of myself. My bank account says I made something of myself. The accomplishments on my resume say I made something of myself.
There is no opportunity to grow at Target. I am a seasonal part-time employee. I stock shelves and straighten shelves.
I do make a positive impact because even though I do not care about Target, I still do a better job than the coworkers I have observed. My shelves are straighter and I make sure everything is in the right spot.
I do not care about Target. It is a seasonal part-time job. Sorry but I do not care about a job that is only two months. It is not a priority in my life - it is a paycheck.
There are no opportunities at Target. I am a seasonal part-time employee. After being trained, I have received no coaching and no evaluations. I have no idea how well management thinks I am doing. I have no idea what areas management thinks I could improve in.
If I was interested in staying with Target after the holidays, I would have no idea what management thinks of my prospects or what I could do to improve my prospects.
Target is a giant store and a giant company. We are just numbers in a system.
There is no sales information posted. After having a day or days off, I come back and have no way of knowing how the store did while I was off. I worked Sunday and will not work again until Thursday. I will have no idea about how the store did during the 3 days I was off.
If you work a shift that does not overlap the morning/evening huddle, you have no idea what sales goals the store has for that day or any day.
There is no direct impact on sales made by employees. Employees do not sell to customers. Customers come in, browse, shop, and get rung up. Target is not a mortgage business where employees sell to customers. Employees at Target aren't pushing customers to buy more paper towels or deodorant on the sales floor.
I could be the greatest employee and my performance would not change the store's performance. If my performance did change the store's performance, there would be no way to know what impact I made.
There is no benefit to driving sales. If Target increases sales, the employees do not benefit and do not receive bonuses.
Target doesn't even pay cashiers for red cards. Many other stores pay their employees for signing up new credit cards.