Working at HomeGoods

10 % disc that's all there is for partimer

5hrs shift 2x a week

Closer to home

Very friendly and able to shop while working, lots of hours

Demanding work and very little pay

Weekly pay

Nice people, not too far from home.

Mainly being the one to do the heavy lifting.

the staff members were incredibly welcoming and became family.

management and low career opportunities.

managing school and work

retail merchandising and re stocking items

rude customers and building furniture

money and the staff are so sweet

I’m a dedicated worker , getting a bit of hours I’m work too hard to get paid for so little hours wrong pay

Favoritism and my work is not getting paid enough not enough hours

Health benefits for my son

Building strong customer relationship while being highly recognized for building the business.

Limited growth opportunities and and lack of leadership from Executives.

Being able to have a balance between work and personal time.

The staging, and merchandising. Helping Customers make decor choices

Bad abusive managers

Health benefits

Loved my coworkers and custumer

Management and unfair treatment

Employees get 10% off on purchases

My coworkers

There isn't consistency with everyone's hours. One week I could get 30-35 hours a week and the next I could get 20.

Our 10% employee discount.

Fun, family, hard work but the feeling of accomplishment and pride everyday is worth it!

Salary

401k , Hsa and insurance is solid!!

Customers are awesome with funny stories Coworkers are amazing, friendly, and incredibly helpful

Limited hours

I love getting to hear funny stories from customers

fast paced, plenty of customer facing experience, an artistic experience with home modeling

low hours/high hours, inexperienced mangement, lack of empathy towards workers

It was the most horrible job i ever had. Management played favorites.Your hours were always getting cut.

They only promte the young ones. Management was never on the same page. Raises were a joke

The hire extra staff around the holidays so I was able to pick up a minimum wage job for a few weeks around Christmas back in high school. The store was reasonably quiet because the business was already failing due to the rise of internet shopping. Since there was so little to do it was a pretty easy job.

Pretty much everything about the store was awful. There was always an overbearing potpourri smell. Management was always up everyones' asses about not doing anything (because there was nothing to do). The hours were pretty crappy (short shifts, meaning I wasted more gas commuting which made the low wages hurt even more) and the job came with next to no perks. It was just a crappy minimum wage job which wasted a good chunk of my holiday.

Getting laid off.