Home Depot

1. Taking care of our people: 
   The key to our success is treating people well. We do this by encouraging associates to speak up and take risks, by recognizing and rewarding good performance and by leading and developing people so they may grow.
    
2. Giving back to our communities: 
   An important part of the fabric of The Home Depot is giving our time, talents, energy and resources to worthwhile causes in our communities and society.
    
3. Doing the right thing: 
   We exercise good judgment by "doing the right thing" instead of just "doing things right." We strive to understand the impact of our decisions, and we accept responsibility for our actions.
    
4. Excellent customer service: 
   Along with our quality products, service, price and selection, we must go the extra mile to give customers knowledgeable advice about merchandise and to help them use those products to their maximum benefit.
    
5. Creating shareholder value: 
   The investors who provide the capital necessary to allow our company to grow need and expect a return on their investment. We are committed to providing it.
    
6. Building strong relationships: 
   Strong relationships are built on trust, honesty and integrity. We listen and respond to the needs of customers, associates, communities and vendors, treating them as partners.
    
7. Entrepreneurial spirit: 
   The Home Depot associates are encouraged to initiate creative and innovative ways of serving our customers and improving the business and to spread best practices throughout the company.
    
8. Respect for all people: 
   In order to remain successful, our associates must work in an environment of mutual respect, free of discrimination and harassment where each associate is regarded as a part of The Home Depot team.

Our name, The Home Depot, says it all. We’ve created a one-stop shop to help our customers build a home. We couldn’t have done it without the culture and feeling of home and family among the associates in our stores, distribution centers and corporate office, a feeling that’s evident in everyday life at The Home Depot. Before you apply for a position with us, take a few minutes to learn about life at The Home Depot. We think you’ll like what we have to offer. And we look forward to welcoming you to our family of associates.

A Tradition of Customer Service

From the top down, the key to business at The Home Depot is customer service.

Team Players Needed

Speaking of teams, The Home Depot is looking for associates who are flexible, positive and eager to pitch in and help those around when needed. In other words, we’re looking for team players.

More Than a Job

Often our associates are drawn to careers at The Home Depot because they enjoy helping people with projects around their homes, providing excellent customer service or solving problems.

Soon they discover that the culture of The Home Depot encourages them to do so much more. Volunteer opportunities are available through Team Depot for associates to help build their communities. Training, to grow in life and in a career, is encouraged. If you’re looking for more than a job, The Home Depot may be able to offer you a career and a way of life.

The Home Depot offers our associates the opportunity to choose from a variety of flexible benefit plans designed to meet individual and family needs.

Specific plans are available for part-time hourly, full-time hourly and salaried associates, and may cover eligible dependents, including same-sex domestic partners.

Benefit options include:

The information on this Web site offers only a brief overview of the benefit plans available to The Home Depot associates. A description of the benefit provisions, conditions and limitations is provided to associates in the Benefits Summary book. Plans having these programs and features also have exclusions, limitations, reductions of benefits, and terms under which the plans and policies may be continued in force or discontinued. In the event of a conflict between this Web site and the plan documents or policies, the plan documents or policies will govern. The Company has the right to amend or terminate these benefits at any time.

As the global leader in the home improvement industry, our ability to understand, embrace and operate in a multicultural world, where we serve a diverse array of customers, is critical to our success. In order to remain competitive, our workforce must mirror the diversity of the world we operate in.

To serve our customers, we must know our customers. To know our customers, we must reflect our customers. The greater the diversity of our people, the greater our ability to serve our customers.

Diversity Councils & Associate Resource Groups

At The Home Depot, our associates often take the lead on strengthening our diverse and inclusive workplace through our Corporate Inclusion Council, Division Councils and Associate Resource Groups.

Diversity Leadership Council

The council, made up of leaders from various functions of The Home Depot, helps to shape policy, determine key initiatives, redefine current processes and leverage inclusion as a business priority.

Division Councils

These councils include leaders from the Canadian, Southern, Northern and Western Divisions, who develop and execute diversity and inclusion initiatives in their areas.

Associate Resource Groups (ARGs)

ARGs are voluntary groups of associates who share common interests and backgrounds. Each of the seven ARGs develop and execute initiatives that align with the company’s diversity and inclusion strategy and support member development.

To ensure the successful execution of their missions, each ARG is supported by an executive sponsor and the Diversity and Inclusion organization. The seven ARGs are:

African American Pulse, whose mission is to make The Home Depot the most progressive enterprise in the world by enriching customer service and associate engagement, thereby increasing shareholder value.

 

 

Hispanics Organized for Growth and Responsibility’s (HOGAR) focus is to raise awareness of the importance of Hispanic culture and influence to overall company business objectives.

Limitless is committed to creating a work environment where there are no limits on achieving personal and professional goals. In addition, the organization advocates for full access to social, recreational and employment opportunities for associates and customers with challenges or disabilities.

Orange Shield provides support for active duty associates, deployed reservists and their families. This group also helps develop programs to integrate new-hires and associates returning from duty into The Home Depot work environment.

 

 

Pride Network’s mission and focus is to raise internal awareness and understanding of the gay, lesbian, bi-sexual and transgender customer segment and promote inclusion and respect for all associates.

Pan Asian Waves promotes programs and activities that support multicultural awareness, associate development and community outreach.

The Women’s Link connects women with opportunities and experiences, and helps increase women’s visibility in order to enhance professional growth and development. This group also supports our efforts at attracting and developing the finest talent, in order to create the best experience for our customers.

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