Home Depot: Top 5 WORST Employee Reviews 😲
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Ever wonder what it's like to work at Home Depot? Employees speak out about the conditions in-store on Glassdoor.com. If you've been thinking about a career at Home Depot, this video is definitely for you!
I work for Home Depot, never again. I rather go homeless! Promises made, promises broken. I had a great Store Manager, family oriented, he work for Home Depot for 15yrs, they fired him during the pandemic, no one could figure out WHY? Before he found out about being fired, he promised me that he was going to keep me in seasonal with all my experience I had with lawn equipment & such. I was hired as seasonal for the season originally, after his firing the (store manager) they replace him with, was pure crap! And my opportunity was gone, they let me go at the end & the New Store Manager said this, I did a great job and I could reapply; I stated, if I'm already here & did a great job, why should I reapply? Silence! Even my supervisor was taken by it. There turn over rate is a joke. I'll say this; My dog has a higher IQ then some of the Store Managers.
Thank you for sharing your experience - that's atrocious behavior from them. It's one thing to mistreat workers, it's a whole other level to do it during a global pandemic.
As a former employee of The Home Depot you are absolutely correct. They have a revolving door, and are always hiring. They are also letting people go all the time even in a tight labor market where they are having trouble hiring people to fill open positions in their stores. When I gave them notice that was when they told me the payroll was cut in my work area, and they only had enough for three part-time employees. I
was full-time. The location where I worked decided to pull stuff on me in an attempt to get rid of me. I was on to them, and was one step ahead of them. When they decided to write me up for being late twice due to a medical problem they had FMLA paperwork on, I went home, and contacted a former manager I used to work for who went to another company. I was offered another job the next day. When I gave my two week notice to The Home Depot, they responded by removing me completely from the schedule for my remaining two weeks on the schedule. When they did that, I just did not go back to complete my remaining hours shown on the printed schedule. The Home Depot was the worst job I ever had.
@@DearHumanResources As a former employee, I saw them getting rid of employees, and people were quitting during the height of the pandemic when most other businesses were ordered closed. The Home Depot was an essential business, and did not have to close. The employee turnover was also very high.
@@ericknoblauch9195 Thanks for sharing your experience, Eric.
I can relate, I don't recommend anybody from anywhere to work at any Home Depot.
I work at Home Depot and I absolutely hate it. I'm part time and I'm lucky to get 12 hours a week. They don't give a shit about you needing more hours to pay rent and buy groceries... I have a job and I might lose my apartment because of Home Depot. I'm one of the hardest workers in that store, been there 10+ years in all and I still get screwed. I've worked on the overnight met team traveling to 4 different stores too and they decided to stop paying mileage.
During covid they decided to give the associates several pay raises and now I'm getting $18.50 an hour but at 12 hours a week it's nothing...
Don't apply! Run!
Might be a little late, but look for a Costco to work for if you can. Even if it's a drive. Part timers get pretty much full benefits, similar pay to that $18.50 an hour even if you're cart crew or working maintenance (janitors) and as a part timer you should get minimum 25 hours per week.
😢I worked at Home Depot for 4 years and left because of pay.
$18 for a supervisor position was not worth it because of the scheduling and you are practically doing everything by yourself let alone burning yourself out.
Good job if you’re living with your parents
Hope you found something much better!
I can tell you it's true. They don't give a shit about associates anymore.
Mostly true. This IS the worst job I’ve ever had, only staying because it seems like a marketplace of trying to pick the least worst, worst job available. I blame myself for making a wrong turn somewhere in life. God help me.
This box sucks! I had an employee threaten to kick my ass in the store and management did nothing…the guy still works there. Customer service is dead at @homedepot.
Sorry to hear your story, I start there in flooring next week.
I worked at Home Depot for 6 years from 2012-2018. First 2 years it was great then I transferred stores for a “better opportunity” biggest mistake of my life. I was subject torment after a few months after I whistleblowed to the awareline so mgt was out to get me but with no success. I dodged so many bullets and the only thing they gave me was clinical depression after the evil I endoured. I tell anyone who is looking for a job to stay away from hd or only work there if it’s temporary
Thank you for sharing - it's amazing how vindictive management can get towards anyone that dares speak out.
I worked for HD for years and this video is only the tip of the iceberg.
Wow! I guess I am about to find out if any of this is true in my store, I start in flooring next week.
Good luck! Hopefully everything is fine at your location
Update?
Flooring is the worst
@@bettyb1581 Order fulfillment is the worst. But I absolutely understand why someone thinks flooring is. There are few depts in THD that aren't miserable.
Home Depot is horrible to work for its a wake up job that you have gone wrong in your life and need change
I work in lumber and we have shingles and concrete pretty heavy items and 75% of the guys are over 50 and shouldn’t be lifting those things especially when it’s returned it’s really sad to see like I would honestly just transfer them to something that doesn’t do more damage to them and one of them doesn’t even lift at all but I respect him and he left in following soon
I work at store 4148 in Pennsylvania. I've been there for 8 years and twice this year I've been given 2 bad reviews as a cashier. They like to medically discriminate. I have PTSD and I'm transgender. And I've even told my managers about it and they don't care. It's complete negligence.
I like Lowe’s better than Home Depot
I suspect I was gaslighted. Counseled after I clocked out for bad attitude. Couldn't communicate because was too old to be in their click. Learned what workplace psychological aggression WPA is first hand.
Sorry to hear about this, Sharon. The only way forward is to try and forget about them and move on to a better environment. Although sane work environments seem increasingly difficult to find...
Can you cover Lowe's
You have experience there? I will add it to the list!
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