Target Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I have been with Target for awhile now. I love my job, just not having the proper coverage to get the work done in a timely fashion."

"Been there 5 weeks... hate it. The worst job I've ever had. Management is a joke! Coworkers are scary, lazy and stupid. Wish I never accepted the job."

"Target was the best place and worst place I worked. Culture varies greatly across buildings."

"I've worked for Target for almost 3 years. While the pay and benefits are very competitive, the work life balance is not. It also seems that as the company progresses it becomes less focused on what matters for the company success and more focused on personal priorities for leaders' own development and success. It can be difficult at times to do a great job because the priorities change, leader to leader, as you go up the leadership chain."

"Target corporate IT works with Target India to supply work direction for tasks performed offshore. Target India workers are frequently uncooperative in redirecting resources onto other tasks and ignoring corporate process and direction. Onshore Indian managers support this behavior and employ bullying of onshore employees."

"Great place to work. Fast, fun and friendly environment."

"Target is a great place to shop, but working there could use a bit more help."

"Large organization currently going through a big internal transformation to meet the challenges with soft sales and new competitive environment."

"I have worked for Target for 3 years. During this time I have seen many changes, some good, some bad. The raise structure is not great but there is opportunity to bonus for most people."

"I have worked for Target from July 2014, I have found the strong company, good organized, with good values and excellent human resources. Very good labor."

"I worked for Target for a little under a year. In my position, I was supposed to do more of a management role. However, payroll cuts made that exceedingly difficult. Target is also rife with drama and favoritism. If you are in, you're in, if not, prepare to be excluded or just ignored."

"I have a lot of things to say about this place, none of them good."