The Home Depot reviews

The one thing that is difficult is being constantly interupted by the telephone, the radio, crying children, other customers who wander through while your in the middle of a design appointment with a customer who is getting a $38,000.00 kitchen remodel ,these are just some of the challenges of working at HD. Keeping the customers happy and trying to treat everyone who comes up with a question right in the middle of an appointment, well its fine for me, but I have seen another designer crack with the pressure. Trying to finish the paper work, designing kitchens or making return phone calls, I have heard comments from other employee's and some management who dont get how much it takes to do the entire job for a project. There is always something to take care of for a customer even way after the sale. I have heard comments from some of them regarding how we designers just sit at our desk and dont do much else. Not true. We are required to do many other tasks besides designing kitchens. The coverage in the surrounding depts is bad lately, I am always being approached by customers who need assistance in other depts. So that makes it harder to get my drawings phone calls, and designs done in a timeley manner.

Store management staff lacks leadership ability. Bases many personnel decisions on popularity rather than performance. Lack of proper business ethics displayed by a number of store mangers and human resource managers (when they where in store). Store management rarely shows an interest in helping you build a career, unless you are a "favorite", and that includes engaging in improper conduct between management and associates.