The Home Depot reviews

3.7

68% would recommend to a friend

(55,768 total reviews)
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Ted Decker

66% approve of CEO

60% positive business outlook

The Home Depot has an employee rating of 3.7 out of 5 stars, based on 55,768 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The The Home Depot employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Einzel- & Großhandel industry (3.5 stars).

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56K reviews
4.0
Dec 18, 2008
Recommend
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Pros

Loyal company that pays my bills

Cons

Home Depot allows part timers to work as they please. They need to take better care of full timers.

4.0
Dec 17, 2008
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

It is an enjoyable place to work. In general my fellow associates are friendly and helpful when the need arises. I had been trained on multiple warehouse lift machines within the first 3 months of my employ. As long as you are a positive worker and look towards moving up in a company Home Depot is the place to go.

Cons

The one major downside I have seen is the schedule. If you are a full time employee such as myself Home Depot demands alot of time, no I dont mean that you work more than 40 hours a week but they make your schedule so erratic that it is hard to plan ahead.

2.0
Dec 16, 2008
Recommend
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Pros

1) if you have no Help Desk experience, it's a good place to learn 2) you get to wear a cool Orange Apron 3) it's not that bad a company to work for 4) if doing things for the community is your thing, they support a lot of that

Cons

I work in the I.T. Store Support Center, not a store. That being said: 1) no employee discounts 2) no vacation the first year 3) cutting edge technology? duller than a dull paring-knife blade 4) underpaid compared to the knowledge I encompass 5) underpaid compared to what I made 9 yrs ago in a similar job (literally, not even adjusting for inflation) 6) won't embrace, or allow use of superior IT product, like Firefox (we use it anyway and get our jobs done faster) 7) hiring unqualified customer service agents to perform I.T. support work at HD 8) not supporting the American worker, they'd rather say "TATA" (Consulting Services) to our jobs 9) you're expected to chart your own career path and progression, find your own mentor, without even being notified of available training classes or the location online to sign up for them.....or even being told that you need to chart your own career 10) they expect you to convert to a half-hour lunch, 10 mins before your lunch hour, regardless of your lunch plans because of excessive call volume 11) my department is run like a personal fiefdom, and some of the managers have vendettas 12) promoting less qualified people over more qualified people (see #11 above) 13) there is no incentive to exceed expectations in my opinion (see #11 above). the Management team that controls access to the submittal inbox for Orange-Blooded Awards is also the same that determines whether you get an 'atta-boy' after they review the submittal (I have independent evidence from the submittees themselves, Management claims to have never received them. I also have a statement from another associate responsible for sorting the Inbox, while speaking with them on the phone he pulled up two submittals) I'm sure I could keep writing but I believe the 13 items listed above make it abundantly clear of certain aspects.

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