HomeGoods Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Generally nice and relatively understanding people but that's where the positive ends. Depending on your age or experience, you may be asked to do practically absolutely everything. This is not an exaggeration. From getting shopping carts, to processing merchandise in receiving, to moving furniture around the store, loading furniture and customers cars, too Recovering the store at the end of the shift and much more. 2 other glaring negatives are that your schedule changes every week and the pay is currently sitting at a meager $11 an hour which is Essentially the poverty level. Why the mostly negative review? The store makes record profits."

"If you have a passion for working in the retail industry, HomeGoods is a wonderful place to be. Teamwork, integrity, and safety are the top priorities with this company and it shows in the culture of each and every individual store. However, as a manager, we often work over-time without over-time pay and it can often times feel overwhelming."

"I have only worked for HomeGoods for 5 months. It is a very rewarding experience being able to talk to so many customers during the day. This position has helped me be more talkative and also understanding of what good customer service is all about."

"I worked at HomeGoods for just under a year. during my time there I was cashier, truck unloader, restocker, trash compacter operator and furniture mover. Worked part time and left to take more units for school. Over all wasn't the worst job I had. Upsides include being left to do my own work. Downside was there where too many managers to answer to."

"I HAD A REALLY NICE TIME WORKING THERE AND MEETING NEW PEOPLE"

"This company has been sold. But it was a good, on average."

"It was great working at Home Goods."

What do you like about working at HomeGoods?

"The close relationships between bosses and employees. Also the easy flowing vibe."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Be honest and have your paperwork ready. Keep eye contact"

What don't you like about working at HomeGoods?

"I love everything about the job, everyone was great and the company was a personal favorite."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Keep up the great work, the way they present themselves is nothing but leader."

What do you like about working at HomeGoods?

"the atmosphere and communication with workers was excellent. I enjoyed going to work."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Be honest. The love all types of people. I made sure I was very open about my interiew and answered each question truthfully"

What don't you like about working at HomeGoods?

"Having to work for a manager who had no college background and made you feel less of a person even though I had military experience and was working toward a bachelors degree. I offered effective solutions but was shutdown because it wasnt her idea.. in the long run she took my idea and took credit for it."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"I would make sure everyone felt welcome and treated equally"

What do you like about working at HomeGoods?

"The work task is clear and straight forward and my mind is very clear about the task. The management gave lots of care to workers."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"do not have any bad habits and be healthy. Non smoking is the company policy."

What don't you like about working at HomeGoods?

"The operational zone is a little bit low and I only work half time of the day."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"The management operated like a family which is good but not necessary all the time."

"To small to really let loose."

What do you like about working at HomeGoods?

"Good mixture of employees who seemed eager to be trained properly"

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Be careful where you may wind up and be even more careful what they tell you in initial interviews."

What don't you like about working at HomeGoods?

"No gratitude from upper management. Upper management has forgotten what it is to be in the trenches. Very unprofessional attitude."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Get Real.Recognize dedication and loyalty"