HomeGoods reviews

The schedule only came out a week in advance, however you could make requests for time off with 2 weeks notice. Raises are annual and less than 50¢. Customers here have a sense of entitlement that I've never seen in any other store and there are no reprocissions or rules to stop their blatant disrespect of the store and its employees. Customers have to sign paper receipts, which is great if you really liked living before the Internet. The DataBase went down about 4 times during the 6 months I worked there, and we had to call to validate card purchases over $50. There's a lot of pressure to push this bogus credit card on the customers which makes it hard to be genuine with them. And during the holidays you're required to ask about buying giftcards as well. The playlist is the same everyday and mostly upbeat pop music moms would like, which compromise 90% of the customer base.

Many of the managers there had little to no concern for employees that weren't their "favorites". Managers often gave contradicting orders which lead to you getting in trouble. Terrible pay for that type of work.