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Enjoy your two month employment.

That too.

Yeah thats my only concern, being dumped right after the holidays. Luckily I am looking to work there in ADDITION to my current job.



Thats awesome to hear! Ive never worked in retail before so I really have no idea what to expect. Hell, I dont even know what they pay

He's pretty much summed it all up right there. I wouldn't have even bothered taking the job if I didn't need it just for now. I'm still in high school, so it's not really a big deal that I'm getting dumped after Christmas. I had assumed you worked retail before, but since you haven't, you're pretty much in for a rude awakening. Retail sucks the big one, it's just TRU isn't as bad as some other chains, simply because helping people there may actually be fun.

I applied for TRU back in October, got a call and went for an interview but they never hired me. It's probably for the better anyway as I need a job for more then two months.

Well I put down that I could work 7 days a week, anytime from 8am-2pm. My other job is everyday 3-930. Ive got no problem going in at 4am on Black Friday. Im really looking to bank money and when im not at work i kinda just sit around all day doing literally nothing (posting on here lol). So hopefully it all works out for the best. I also applied at BestBuy

p.s. love your sig and avatar. Mickie James = teh sex

I work the grave yard shift as an overnight stock clerk at my TRU in Newark. It's pretty cool, I get a good work-out lifting boxes, and I'm a pretty strong guy, so it's really nothing.

Yeah, that crapis terrible. At Target in 2003 I worked at 3am unloading the truck with the Flow Team, when we opened at 7am I went out to the floor and worked electronics until 5pm, which is when I took my first break, which was lunch, and then upon returning from that I was scooted to the back room to pull CAF's (restocking reports) until 10pm, where I was then scooted to put everything we just pulled out on the floor until we closed at either 11pm or 12, and then I ended up leaving at 1am, when I refused to work any longer, even though they kept telling me they really needed me to stay and clean the store. Yes, 22 hours is the longest I ever worked in a single day, and I made like $425 that day, and it still wasn't worth it, even though that was like 2 weeks pay at the time.

retail. Never again.

Try everywhere. Because of better decision making when it came time to leave/refuse a job, I've been blacklisted from Target, Wal-Mart, Shaw's, and Guitar Center.