Home Depot

Industry: Building Materials and Garden Equipment · HQ: Atlanta, GA · https://www.homedepot.com

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We currently have 3,489 open jobs at Home Depot. We've calculated that the average salary at Home Depot is $32K based on 12,283 user-submitted salaries A total of 1,085 Home Depot employees gave Home Depot an average happiness rating of 3.8 out of 5.0.

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Front of Store Attendant

Deer Isle, ME

8/3/2021
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Drums, PA

8/2/2021
MERCHANDISING

Clay, NY

8/2/2021
MERCHANDISING

Ridge, MD

8/1/2021
MERCHANDISING

Ionia, NY

8/1/2021

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Home Depot Salary Distribution

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1096 Sales Associates from Home Depot submitted salaries.

$18K Cashier

$65K HR Manager

$28K Customer Service Representative

$32K Department Supervisor

$40K Assistant Store Manager

$35K Department Manager

$22K Head Cashier

$43K Store Manager

$35K Sales Specialist

Home Depot Reviews and Ratings

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25 Department Supervisors from Home Depot submitted reviews

4.8 I have worked for the Home Depot for nearly a year now, and not a day goes by that I don't feel extremely blessed to be able to work here. True, there are some bad days, and you do have to work hard, but that's going to be the same for every job. It definitely helps to be a team player and to be self-motivated. If you go in just wanting to mind your own business, do things your way, and collect a paycheck, you're probably going to end up irritated and disillusioned. You'll inevitably be asked to cover another department, and often there's simply not enough time to get everything done. However, having said all that, my experience has been fantastic. The company culture and atmosphere is incredible. The Home Depot takes very good care of its employees. The company often buys food to celebrate holidays, or sometimes just because. There are funds set up to help employees in need, and a nice range of benefits. Management is fantastic, and I feel very lucky to have such a great management team. They spend a lot of time on the floor, working alongside regular associates, and they certainly aren't afraid to get their hands dirty. They also spend a lot of time teaching and mentoring, especially if they see that their teaching is being received. Hard work is definitely noticed and rewarded. I was promoted to department supervisor about seven months after being hired. As I mentioned above, being a willing worker, and just rolling with whatever was thrown my way probably had a lot to do with that. Yes, you do have to put up with customers who probably shouldn't be allowed out in public, but again, that's going to be the same for any other job. To sum up, if you're able to take directions, don't mind working hard, are able to take initiative, and go above and beyond, then the Home Depot is a great place to work. You can truly go as high as you want to go. Plus, a college degree isn't required to achieve a manager position. So good luck, and I'll see you in the aisles!

136 Anonymous Employees from Home Depot submitted reviews

2.8 I wanted a job where I felt a sense of purpose and security and stability. As well as an ability to move up and a company that supposedly cared about their people. After being in the company 15 years it apparently is not that so. They really didn't care about the employees that were at the bottom like where I started. Eventually now they care only about the hourly employees and they don't care about upper management, they don't care about people working 55 hours a week being overtime exempt employees. In speaking with other organizations they cannot believe that Home Depot makes it mandatory for their salaried managers to work 55 plus hours a week with no overtime or 55 mandatory even with overtime would be unreal. In speaking with other high managers and other organizations they say that there is no quality of life and that is terrible for a company to do that to their employees, especially to keep them staying 6 days on certain days. All salaried managers at Home Depot are required to work a minimum of 55 hours a week, therefore thus making you have no life at all, very difficult to have a life when you have no set schedule. But it's worse when you work 55 hours a week. The health packages are also very unreasonable. Years ago it was a lot different, granted the price of everything goes up but the company can do so much better for someone with a better health package. The company needs to start caring about upper management and not just about hourly employees, even though they're the ones that take care of the customers. Also the first line of the defense of the company and they deserve recognition reward and retention. Not that common for them to get. Also, people can't speak freely without retaliation, when you speak to HR they should be fired. There needs to be a thorough investigation of this company starting at the top. Upper management also took advantage of Hurricane Sandy free benefits when they had no reason to, how dare they take free money.

136 Anonymous Employees from Home Depot submitted reviews

2.8 I've worked for Home Depot for nearly 20 years in Oregon. I've been through a lot of ups and downs with the company and we strive to take care of our hourly employees well. District and sometimes regional management can be a bit too focused on turnover as a positive thing among the salaried ranks. I've seen many Store Managers come and go and have been on the pressure end of having to let someone go even though you know it isn't the "right" thing to do. I have a feeling that my time will be coming soon as well. There are not too many people who make it to a retirement age at the salaried level unless you get into a support role outside of the store.

Home Depot Careers & Info

Current CEO: Craig Menear

Status: Active

Home Depot is a major retail company that specializes in home improvement, construction, and other home services. It’s based in Atlanta, Georgia and is named the largest home improvement retail company and fourth largest general retailer by the Stores.org, based on revenue. With around 2,248 number of stores in 2011, the sizes of the chain range from warehouse to megastores. Though it began in the US, the company has found success overseas in the UK, Canada, Mexico, South America, and China. The company currently employs 321,000 for a variety of Home Depot jobs.

The Home Depot company not only owns the chain but also exclusive rights to brands including: G.E. water heating, Homelite outdoor and power tools, Martha Stewart Living furniture and decor, and Hampton Bay ceiling fans, as well as house brands: Husky tools and Workforce tools. The home services giant also gives back to the community by the way of The Home Depot Foundation as well as major sponsorship of US athletics. Home Depot’s latest slogan is: “More saving, More doing”—encouraging consumers to be proactive about home improvement at an affordable price by shopping at Home Depot. The company has been recognized and awarded for its environmental efforts and named Top 50 Most Reputable Companies by Forbes in 2009.

Careers at Home Depot

If you find satisfaction in jobs that heavily focus on customer service and helping people improve their homes, check out Home Depot’s career opportunities in the following fields:

• Retail: Retail associates deal with customers on a daily basis.

• Distribution Center: manage distribution facilities that ship to over 2,000 stores.

• Call Centers: Addressing all inquiries and questions from customers regarding installation sales, installation service, and Internet customer service group.

• Corporate & Affiliates: Support associates through finance, marketing, brand development, and merchandise.

Working at Home Depot

Home Depot offers a video series that offers an inside and behind-the-scene look at what it’s like to be an employee at Home Depot. Everyday life of Home Depot involves a major concentration on customer service, team work, and outside volunteering to help the environment grow and prosper. Home Depot employees are committed to serving and helping communities. Check out some of our Home Depot jobs below.

What jobs pay the most at Home Depot?

Director of Purchasing is the highest paying job at Home Depot at 163,000 annually.

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