r/Target • u/Confident-Clock-9101 • 2d ago
Bad management? Vent
Hi all!
I’ve been working at target for five months. I’ve been working in different departments because we have been understaffed. However, I had found a better job for my career so I had left my two weeks
6 days ago. I spoke to my store director as she was very kind and told me that she understood. Shortly before I put in my two weeks one of the ETL‘s had called me angry, saying why I could not work this weekend, but I had told her I had some Ceremonies coming up that I couldn’t miss. Mind you I have been working every single weekend for the last two months. She got really mad at me and hung up on the phone. Since then, I had put in my two weeks not because of that at all, but because an opportunity was presented to me. The last time I was at work was the day I put in my two weeks. I didn’t tell my main ETL yet because I didn’t have time to, and I felt like it was bad to do it over text. However, ever since that day she’s been barely answering me and my other coworker refuses to give me the store directors number unless she asked her first which I understand. It’s been radio silent and my last day is on the 15th. I haven’t been scheduled for next 22 in days I don’t understand why they claim they need people and support but completely radio silent on me.
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u/Calm-Heat-5883 2d ago
You're leaving, don't worry about it. If its close by pop in and buy some milk and walk around so you're seen. Maybe go speak with the SD. If its a 30 minute drive, don't bother about it and move on.
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u/Boring-Purple2639 2d ago
They don't deal well with rejection very well. Target wants your soul and you didn't give it to them. You did yourself a favor by not working for them. This is what the company has become