When applying to Target, I thought it would be a glorious job. Boy, was I wrong. It was just about the longest year of my life working for the company. Although I love the store, when I hear people talking about applying for a cashier position, it makes my skin crawl. Say goodbye to any type of social life and nice bone you had in your body; you will lose those within the first week of taking the job.
1. Being reminded constantly that the people who walk through the doors are “guests” and NOT “customers."
2. Having to ask every guest for a RedCard.
3. Explaining the whole entire RedCard process only to be told no. Huge let down and waste of breath.
4. Working Friday, Saturday, AND Sunday = having no social life.
5. Having to ask every guest for a RedCard.
6. Never being able to look at a red shirt and khakis the same ever again.
7. Working on Black Friday or Christmas Eve is pretty much just a death sentence. The lines are out the door and so is your patience.
8. Seeing a guest buy something you totally want but know you don't need.
9. Buying that thing you totally want but don't need after your shift.
10. Spending your whole paycheck at Target. Pretty ironic if you ask me.
11. Not being able to use your employee discount with your own debit card so you're forced to get a RedCard. Total scam.
12. Having to ask every guest for a RedCard.
13. That one crazy coupon lady. Oh, and she just so happens to come through your line. Fantastic.
14. Having your friends tell you, “I'd love to work at Target! It's my favorite store.” No. No you wouldn't.
15. Going to Target after you quit and seeing all your old coworkers and trying to hide from them because you don't want to talk.
16. Having to ask every guest for a RedCard.
17. Getting a Starbucks coffee before AND after your shift.
18. Gaining excessive weight from all the coffee your drinking.
19. Having your 15 minute break be 3 hours later than expected because your Team Leader wasn't on top of things.
20. HAVING TO ASK EVERY GUEST FOR A REDCARD.
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