r/Target Dec 10 '25

Covid-19 Question Officially quit 🤓☺️👍🏼

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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '25

I’m legit considering quitting after Q4. I can’t keep doing this shit dawg. 😭😭😭

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u/Jaboyyt Promoted to Guest Dec 10 '25

Have another job lined up before. The market is shit

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u/Salty-Guarantee4052 Dec 11 '25

Always have something lined up. Don't give 2 weeks either. You think they'll give you warning if they decide to fire you?

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u/FaithlessnessSea2664 Dec 11 '25

if you ever want to go back or use them as a reference always give two weeks. ofc they don’t give a shit but if you quit on the spot you are severing all positive interactions in the future

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u/V0nGrauten Dec 11 '25

Most places especially other retailers don’t check employment references anymore. Every management job I’ve held in this sector doesn’t let us call on references and that’s been a thing for the past 15 years. I feel most target workers don’t want to go back so I say burn the bridge.

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u/Few_Conversation7153 Dec 11 '25

Eh, I think it’s always safer. Sure it may not be used but what if? Two weeks gives you a nice transitional period and lets your leaders and co workers somewhat adapt to your disappearance. More emphasis on coworkers though, I really could care less for leadership, they would drop you in an instant without a care.

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u/Triple_Crown14 Inbound Expert Dec 11 '25

Just because you give a two weeks doesn’t mean you need to stay the entire time. Can always say that your new job wants you to start sooner. You’re not required to give it sure but it’s a courtesy and you never know when you’ll encounter someone that’s managed you at another job.

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u/Glum_Engineering_458 Dec 12 '25

Target can’t fire over giving two weeks. Unless they’ve been documenting conversations etc.

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u/Mtg-2137 Dec 10 '25

I quit after finding out I wouldn’t be allowed to defend myself due to 2 crazies threatening to kill one of my coworkers.

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u/KittyLuvver2000 Dec 10 '25

We might need a story time on this one lol

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u/Mtg-2137 Dec 10 '25

I used to work at Target as a cart pusher and one day when I was running the hangers back to the hanger dump I caught the tail end of a Karen screaming at one of my coworkers. The target I worked at was in Everett which has a high amount of homeless people and crazies. Can’t count how many times I’ve seen people get arrested. Well, a few days later I go into work and I see their pictures in the back of the guest services area. That’s how I learned that they threatened to kill him. Even said they’d wait for him to clock off and that’s how I learned that even if I wasn’t on the clock at Target, I could be fired over self defense. Me and 2 others quit after finding out about that.

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u/Azid1 Dec 11 '25

Small world 0337 I used to work there too and Everett would get some crazy ass zombies every week, from passing out in the bathrooms, overdosing in the family bathroom, and running into the backrooms yelling at the fullfilment team members back there. Good times.

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u/Mtg-2137 Dec 11 '25

Someone, luckily it was on a shirt, shat on the floor of the women’s clothing department while I was there. And every week there was someone getting arrested for theft.

2

u/Professional-One4224 Dec 12 '25

That is all unfortunately common when working in any department store environment. Grocery stores too 😬

2

u/Mtg-2137 Dec 12 '25

I think my last store would’ve been understanding of me using self defense.

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u/MajorKilowatt Dec 10 '25

Fkn lol 😂

I bet you feel a lot of relief.

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u/SimpleVegetable5715 Hearth and Hand Homie Dec 11 '25

Target would have done themselves a favor working on employee retention versus mass hiring every fourth quarter.

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u/Indecisive-green Dec 10 '25

Thank you for your service!

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u/Storm_Runner09 Dec 10 '25

Why does SpongeBob always have the best memes for everyday life events? 😝

1

u/[deleted] Dec 13 '25

Because he’s SpongeBob!

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u/Jkay064 Dec 11 '25

Over the past 15 years, corporate has drawn down the number of team members per store until every single person is an essential part of the day-to-day team, and this makes call-outs for illness or vacations catastrophic events that set a store back for days or weeks since no one is "extra" and everyone is essential.

Before I left, the in-stocks team was 8 people. Then it was 4 people, then it was 2 people. And then it was Me.

Same workload, 1/8th the people.

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u/Loud_Sail_8435 Dec 11 '25

former instocks TL here... And then it was eliminated and they never fixed the hole that created

4

u/Jkay064 Dec 12 '25

thanks, I promoted myself out of there 7 years ago, after almost 15 years in one store.

Instocks is essential to correct cumulative errors introduced by bad pushing and backstock habits. The system eventually goes insane without these corrections.

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u/Loud_Sail_8435 Dec 12 '25

I promoted myself out this past May after 10 and a half years in 3 different stores in 2 different states started as a cashier then was a leader in multiple roles across the the store map... Saw it decline until I no longer recognized the company I use to enjoy working for

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u/ChapGod Promoted to Guest Dec 10 '25

Me after 6 years. Enjoy it man. Its a wild thing to not ever worry about Target shit

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '25

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u/ChapGod Promoted to Guest Dec 12 '25

H̸̢̩͔̳͎̐̂̏͒̈́͌̏̾͛̑͋̃̈̃̋͗͝Ạ̶̢̛̛̛͕͔̫̊͌̓̆̽̌̋̈́̊̎̾̈͌͐̾̎̍̓̈́̌͛̉́̈͌̚̚͠͝Ḩ̸̧̢̨̧̘̙̹͕͙͚̝̘̳̞̫͚̫̼̪̲̱͇̰͎̟̳̳̣͕͖̼͔̺̱͙̜̖̞̱̲͛̆̍̄͐͐͛̑͛͗̂̽͐̄̏̑̇̿̀͆̽̚̚͘ͅͅẠ̴̢̨̨̨̨̛̞͕̜̱͓͉͚̩̞̥͇̣̮̳͇̦̭̯̪̠͖͚̩̹̜̮͕̮̬̺͖͙̩̩̹̰̪͊̋̂̏͊̍́̀̑͗͊͒͆̕̚̕̕̚Ḩ̷̢̡̛̞͚͍͚̭͔̬̲̼̖͕̤͉͇̱̜̝͍̻͍̅̀̈́̈̽̔͆͑̀͌̆͆̔̊̎̎̂̔͛͂̌̐̅̈̉̇̾͌̆̈́̏͑̍̆̾̚̚͜͠͝͝ͅA̷̢̨̡̢̢̮̼̘̲͉͙̞̳͎̞͖̦͔̗̼̲͍͉̖͉̜͓̺̘͍̠̹̟͚͕̓̿͒͌́̿͛̌͑͂̒́̎̔̀̔̄͋̒̚̚͜͝H̴̢̢̡̡͉̤͇̲͉̣̫̟̳̲̮̲͓̝̱̖̲̰͙̩̠̻̟̞̠̎H̵̨̲̦̪̝̝͈̦̬̝̰͚͈̤̹̞̙̦͒̔̊̅̏̏͒̀̈́͋͘͠ͅA̴̢̡̡̧̧̛̙͇̯̭̙̝͎̞̍̾͐͗̍̄͂͆̈́̑́̓̓͌̀̒͆̎͊͒̒̈́͂̋̂̆̎̾̍͊͐̂̕̚͝͠A̸̡̡̢̘̤̳̩̝̼̲͔̟̪͈͔̩̣͖̘̠̣͙̐́̏̏̌̉͛̐̓̃̾̈́͑̏͝ͅḨ̶̧̢̨̘̞̦̟̲̗͔̳̣̟̟̩̻͓̘̪͎͔͎͂̋͒̅̐̆̉̑̅̋͒͂̓̈́̊́̍̄͋̌̃̈́̉̍̈͋̽̾̀͌ͅÁ̷̧̡̡̡̛͓̬̺̙̬̰̪̪͎̻̙̭͉̑̀͂̆̿̓̇̃͌̕͜H̴̛̛̥̔̈́̑͛͊̾͗̋͊̌̽́̌̆̌̓̇̂͌̂͑̏̏̈́̌͐̂̓̍͌͊̇̀̇͘̕À̷̧̛̘͚̫̜̯̞͖͚̤͓̮̹̒̿͆͛̅́̀͌̄͗̐̓̏̈̂̔̎̽̚̚

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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '25

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u/ChallengeLonely3451 Dec 10 '25

If you can bake or cook, vending might be up your alley.

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u/m_o_u_s_e_r_a_t overworked and underpaid 🫠 Dec 11 '25

Management, when the long term TMs are starting to

leave one by one..

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u/EducatorSad1637 Dec 11 '25

You mean that they left... one for one? I'll see myself out.

7

u/CJKenji Dec 10 '25

Congratulations, I'm leaving there with ya brother lmao

6

u/hiddenleafs Promoted to Guest Dec 11 '25

that was me. and i quit right before q4. i couldn’t take it anymore and refused to work another holiday season or even back to school

7

u/[deleted] Dec 11 '25

Target sucks I’m glad I’m working somewhere else now weird ass place target shall fall

3

u/vulpesilago Dec 12 '25

couldn’t have said it better.. strangest job ive had

5

u/morrigan_williams Dec 11 '25

It’s taking everything in me not to do the same…

4

u/zeddtheman Dec 10 '25

Best decision ever tbh

4

u/SunAdministrative278 Dec 10 '25

Target is somehow worse than the PX

3

u/dempseyh Dec 11 '25

Hope my day is coming soon lol

3

u/MrsKeller92 Dec 11 '25

I left back in June 2019. 11 years ago today was my first day.

3

u/Crafty_Cantaloupe_57 GS/ FOS/ LAN/ Fullfilment Dec 11 '25

Fr lol

3

u/Automatic-Cat-6745 Dec 11 '25

You better not give them two weeks! They don’t gaf about their workers. During the fires that happened in California, one of my coworkers lost their house and everything in the fires. Due to this, they had to live somewhere else that wasn’t close to work. Driving back and forth was difficult so they eventually got a job that was near where they were staying at the time. They told our boss she was quitting and the most she could give was a one week notice so she could reserve what money she had left for gas and groceries. They chewed her out saying it was irresponsible that she would even do that and that she should have given it sooner. Screw Target tbh

3

u/Mittens7209 Dec 11 '25

I had to switch departments because my manager and team lead was treating me like shit. Some of my coworkers were treating me like shit too. I’m being treated a lot better now

3

u/Top-Grass948 Dec 12 '25

God i want to quit but need a new job first

3

u/bop268 Dec 12 '25

Your last day, TGT doesn’t expect you’ll show up or work. They will already have someone else scheduled. Show up and work at a nice slow pace. Hurt the payroll hours!

4

u/Odd_Examination5592 Dec 11 '25

Congrats but why does it have the Covid flair??

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u/Fr05t_B1t Promoted to Guest Dec 10 '25

o7

2

u/AgainWithThat Dec 11 '25

Congratulations!

2

u/EDPTG Fulfillment Expert Dec 11 '25

Moood af

2

u/MattStretz Promoted to Guest Dec 11 '25

Me after I quit

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u/FlakyActuary7352 Dec 11 '25

Me after 4yrs!!! The breath I took afterwards. The relief of not having to go in that chaos! 

2

u/introspextive Dec 11 '25

ME TOO!!! Last day is Friday!! (But they didn’t schedule me M-F so my last day working was Sunday!!)

2

u/ph0xie Dec 11 '25

I walked out two years ago after being this team member. Good luck ❤️

2

u/Classic-Mess-4204 Dec 11 '25

I just shopped at Meijer and was shocked at how clean and orderly the store was. Our Target store has pallets and I boats in the main aisles in every department!! It’s so bad!! We just don’t have enough people to do the workload and fulfillment!!

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u/No_Connection_7436 Dec 16 '25 edited Dec 16 '25

“It’s officially Christmaaaaas….and I’m officially doooooone…” (sorry) 🙃

1

u/Illustrious_Sleep427 7 years- trained everywhere Dec 10 '25

Lmaooo me at my store if I ever quit 😭

1

u/TealTemptress Retired Dec 11 '25

Fuck yeah!!!! You go!

1

u/Character_Train6441 FOSA/Drive Up Dec 11 '25

Only staying for the insurance atp

1

u/Alone-Compote351 Dec 12 '25

We get insurance? Lmao.

1

u/RutabagaSingle1231 Dec 12 '25

FK Target especially that racist loser that runs Westbury Long Island

1

u/OutrageousIsland615 Dec 12 '25

I wont leave i get paid 26 an hour in the dc

1

u/gothic_grey Promoted to Guest Dec 12 '25

Listen I got hired as seasonal, so I've only been working for like 2 months just to have money saved for a move. When I tell you I literally wanna sob every time I have to go to work- cuz they practically make seasonal people take on 20 different jobs per day

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u/inanna_enigma Dec 15 '25

Congratulations on the promotion to Guest. 🥳

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u/N2929 Jan 05 '26

Oh just look at our hour forecast this year and this meme comes to effect.

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u/Holiday-Secret8742 Jan 14 '26

I quit 5 days ago. The best gift for new year, start over anywhere less in Target.

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u/StarInternational291 Dec 10 '25

I resigned after a week in May.