The Home Depot Las Vegas Reviews

Pros

Everything about working here was great, definitely somewhere I'd recommend to anyone.

Advice to Management

Pay raises after a certain amount of time

Pros

Great first job to have
Pay well
Managers are friendly
Fast paced
Meet new people and build connections

Advice to Management

Keep doing you

Pros

- Some of the coworkers are decent people
- Emphasis on career development: management seems to think you'll be with the company for decades

Advice to Management

Have the employees slow down and take their time in order to ensure that every bay is as good as it's going to get. The wages, of course, should be raised to at least fifteen dollars per hour. A livable wage shouldn't be too much to ask for from one of the top-earning retailers in the world.

Pros

Company is spread out thru the states , and Canada , so its a good place if you may need to transfer. You have the opportunity to learn how to operate lift equipment and get alot of certifications , in different areas related to our contractors needs .

Advice to Management

Pay your associates , they assist with the community needs, and work cater to those who make far note than them .

Pros

- Decent wage for a part-time job
- Co-workers were cool with me
- Encouraged career development

Advice to Management

Even though I was an employee of a subsidiary of THD and not an employee under store management, I had the obligation of helping out customers because there were not enough employees covering their departments. Hire more employees to cover the aisles and develop a well-organized storage system (overhead storage in the aisles).

Pros

Good coworkers, a lot you can learn from the job.

Pros

Clean and friendly environment to work in

Advice to Management

Training on certain cashiers

Pros

Established, well-known company
Professional environment
Routine work

Advice to Management

Micro-managing your employees is counter-productive and breeds resentment. Morale is not helped by perpetually unstocked break rooms with unserviced equipment. There's a lot of talk about "core values", but put your money where your mouth is if you expect to build strong teams for quality customer service.

Pros

Great people to work with. Very supportive of one another. The flexible hours help manage family responsibilities. Clean and safe environment.

Advice to Management

Pay attention to what your insurance managers are doing. Denying legitimate claims and acting like they are running their own company is shameful.

Pros

learned how to do more with my hands I work super hard good listener

Advice to Management

good all round people love how everyone did they on stuff