Current Employee - Head Cashier in Vancouver, BC (Canada)
Current Employee - Head Cashier in Vancouver, BC (Canada)
Recommends
Neutral Outlook
No opinion of CEO
I have been working at The Home Depot full-time (More than 5 years)
Pros
Lots of good people to work with
Cons
Pay is not super and no work life balance as schedule fluctuates too much .can't commit to any extra curricular activities.. Also . Management is not to great... EVERYONE out for themselves not equal..
Advice to Management
Your no better than anyone else... communicate better between themselves and start listening
Former Employee - Appliance Sales Associate in Vancouver, BC (Canada)
Former Employee - Appliance Sales Associate in Vancouver, BC (Canada)
Doesn't Recommend
Neutral Outlook
Disapproves of CEO
Pros
Large company great products no brains as far as taking a vantage of skill persons too much time spent providing funding for the investors
Cons
When they needed people with experience and communication skills now they believe they can do all the training by electronic video and hire people from other countries to do the job at $10 an hour
Advice to Management
Stop bullying your employees and trying to force The older experienced employees him to resign
Former Employee - Garden Sales Associate in Vancouver, BC (Canada)
Former Employee - Garden Sales Associate in Vancouver, BC (Canada)
Recommends
Positive Outlook
No opinion of CEO
Pros
Very laid back environment, lots to learn, and low pressure from management. Just do your job and not be an idiot.
Cons
Nothing in particular. Usual retail environment. More than often, it's the customers who make your time a living hell.
Advice to Management
Encourage more department based socials as oppose to store wide, seeing that the store is so huge at times. There were some folks on my team I had no clue that they were apart of it.
Current Employee - Sales Associate in Vancouver, BC (Canada)
Current Employee - Sales Associate in Vancouver, BC (Canada)
I have been working at The Home Depot full-time (More than 8 years)
Pros
Good ethical code, the most of employees are well educated and helpful, the floor is fairly well organized and there are consistent rules in every situation.
Cons
don't like how promotions are made
Advice to Management
Need to work at fair treatment to employees, also at speeding the replenishment of goods and improve the Canadian web site.
Current Employee - Department Supervisor in Vancouver, BC (Canada)
Current Employee - Department Supervisor in Vancouver, BC (Canada)
Doesn't Recommend
Negative Outlook
No opinion of CEO
I have been working at The Home Depot full-time (More than 8 years)
Pros
Great for hiring people with disabilities! Good at giving back to the community..
Cons
If you are part of the crowd you'll go up the ladder.. home depot will only give you one chance they only go by the first impression! If you blow it you might as well quit!
Advice to Management
STOP BULLYING PEOPLE WHO TRY THEIR HARDEST TO FIT IN!
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Current Employee - Sales Associate in Vancouver, BC (Canada)
Current Employee - Sales Associate in Vancouver, BC (Canada)
No opinion of CEO
I have been working at The Home Depot full-time (More than a year)
Pros
Easy going work environment, with great training tools provided, as well as hands on learning. Recognition for great work and sales is always appreciated there and rewarded.
Cons
Miscommunication between associates, departments and management. High stress to resolve consumer conflicts. Scheduling for associates is terrible, there is no set rotation of hours, so you can't plan your life outside of work.
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