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Is this post accurate ?So all the managers quit a few weeks ago. We all had a huddle each time one left and were told it’s was 100% the persons choice to leave. The HR even added that he had been talking to him or her trying to work things out to get them to stay. Today I see my x boss and he said he was fired. Why are they straight up lying to us? Now I don’t trust them where as before I did.
Wow ! That has got to be rough on all ! But really good news for anyone waiting to promote - openings galore .I am not up on the target language but the manager over the entire store left crying and two days later they announced she left. The two under her quit. One took a loa and a week later we were told he quit. (He is the one that told me he was fired) The other went on vacation and then we were told he quit. Then hr was replaced and we were told she transferred.(left target) The other two LOD’s were transferred. Our Team leads took their places. We had a guy that has been with target 13 years come in as our top store manager.
So all the managers quit a few weeks ago. We all had a huddle each time one left and were told it’s was 100% the persons choice to leave. The HR even added that he had been talking to him or her trying to work things out to get them to stay. Today I see my x boss and he said he was fired. Why are they straight up lying to us? Now I don’t trust them where as before I did.
Truth is not only the first casualty of war, it is apparently the first casualty of Modernization, although loyalty, compassion and humane leadership seem to be close competitors. It’s not limited to Spot, but “X left to pursue other opportunities” and “X is no longer with the company” seem to be corporate-speak for “X was fired”. We heard those things so many times at another company when yet another useless manager’s departure (firing) was announced that the old timers would just roll their eyes. Surprised your leadership didn’t use one of these euphemisms instead of straight up lying to you, but maybe they are desperate enough to tell the team members anything to keep them from following the managers out, leaving them short handed until they can hire more newbies. In some cases, Trust No One really isn’t bad advice...😁I have seen countless Execs gone (including HR and STL). Reason for every single one : “Greater opportunities” . Was NEVER told they were fired (even when everyone knew they were).
In 13 years I have only heard HR say someone was fired if it was a team member for stealing. Actually it was AP that said it. Wondering now if he approved that with HR first.
New hires & seasonal help -ugh, the worst phrases ever.
It would only be a mistake if you need to continue to work at Target until you start your next job.So if I go to my new HR today and ask why he is lying to us do you think it would be a mistake?
just wanna say-if you have better options take em. i thought walmart was gonna be just as tough. nop[e, its a fucking cakewalk by comparison. 8 hour shifts (even if you only work 3 days a week), a hour lunch, and no gulag type manager hanging around bothering me why i cant hit the 60 boxes a hour (not average, every hour they wanted at least 60 boxes). im not saying go to target. that aside, a few more TM's quit from my old store. 1 new hire for inbound and the other was our last remaining BRTM. i went in for my last check and the mood was horrible. people i worked with starting to look ghoulish. i dont think its them, i think its me. target wants us to believe we're all family and friends doing a job-its a fucking lie. work isnt always fun, but it shouldn't drain your soul.
Truth is not only the first casualty of war, it is apparently the first casualty of Modernization, although loyalty, compassion and humane leadership seem to be close competitors. It’s not limited to Spot, but “X left to pursue other opportunities” and “X is no longer with the company” seem to be corporate-speak for “X was fired”. We heard those things so many times at another company when yet another useless manager’s departure (firing) was announced that the old timers would just roll their eyes. Surprised your leadership didn’t use one of these euphemisms instead of straight up lying to you, but maybe they are desperate enough to tell the team members anything to keep them from following the managers out, leaving them short handed until they can hire more newbies. In some cases, Trust No One really isn’t bad advice...😁