I applied online. I interviewed at Target (Hudson, WI) in Apr 2017
Interview
Lady over the phone clearly didn't care about my availability, position applied for or even my preferred first name (opting to go with my Legal one instead). Tried to tell me Sales Associates have to have open availability but tried to push me towards a cashier position which I was not really fond of. Then offered an overnight position where I could make the "Big Bucks" via a shift differential (She said $10 was the pay for overnight, meaning $8 was regular pay). After an in person interview was scheduled the next day I called and declined the interview. I am unsure as to who I spoke with, if it was their HR or a manager, but she burned any interest I had in this company with her negligence of my application.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Q: Our Sales associates require open availability, but front-end cashier positions allow for more flexibility, was that something you were interested in?
I applied online. I interviewed at Target (Colorado Springs, CO)
Interview
I applied online and they called me in a couple weeks later for an interview. When i did the interview they said they will call me back about scheduling since they still had to figure out which positions were available and talk to their boss. They emailed me a week later saying that they were sorry but all positions had been filled. I was mad that they even bothered to interview me.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Tell me about a time when your attitude about a situation changed the circumstances for the better.
I applied in-person. I interviewed at Target (Chicago, IL) in Mar 2013
Interview
When a Target hiring manager finally contacts the candidate, the aspiring worker either receives an invitation for a job interview or gratitude for interest in the company in the form of a formal pass over. Target applicants who move on in the hiring process schedule an initial job interview immediately.