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Discover your next job at Home Depot!
One of our very own Jobcase Account Managers, Joel Keene recently posted job information and application tips to get hired at the Home Depot, see Tips and Suggestions from Home Depot.
The Home Depot is currently hiring up to 80,000 new full, part and seasonal employees right now. Discover jobs that best meet your experience and skills via the Home Depot's MyOragngeLadder career development optimizer.
Interested applicants are also welcome to apply in person at the employment kiosks inside the store or simply text JOBS to 52270 for a link to apply to local positions.
So, what are you waiting for? Start your Home Depot application process today or contact us if you have any questions before you apply. Thanks & Good Luck!
#HomeDepot #HiringEvents #HiringNews #FullTime #PartTime #Seasonal #NationWideUSAJobs
Spring Hiring is Happening Now!
https://ir.homedepot.com/news-releases/2020/02-11-2020-105850402
The Home Depot®, the world's largest home improvement retailer, is hiring 80,000 associates this spring in preparation for its busiest season of the year.
Awesome, thanks for sharing Joel Keene
Department Supervisor
I applied for a department supervisor on their website, I haven't heard anything yet, how long do they wait until the interview
Hello Mark, I would recommend calling the store to follow up on your application. Here is their phone number: (276) 466-1015
Best of luck to you!
Tips and Suggestions from Home Depot
From The Home Depot career website:
https://corporate.homedepot.com/newsroom/top-five-tips-nail-your-store-interview
#5: We have more than 2,000 stores across the U.S. and thousands of open roles as of February 2020. If you don’t hear back from one interview, submit a new application at careers.homedepot.com to apply for a different store or role.
To discover open roles available in your area, visit careers.homedepot.com.
Good Stuff Joel Keene , thanks for sharing this helpful application tip.
"I really loved the customers and I loved the business of the store, fast paced environment, really one of my favorite jobs." - Brandy Hamilton
The Home Depot hasn't announced any in-store hiring events as of yet but interested applicants also have an option to walk into their local store and use the application kiosk to submit their job application.
Job seekers are also welcome to connect with other Home Depot employees like Brandy via the Home Depot Network. Thanks again Joel Keene
Home Depot hiring so many people why haven't they hired me yet
Home Depot hiring process?
Just had my interview with the speciality manager at the store applied to. He said they still had a few more candidates to interview and I should be hearing back by the end of the week.
However, just got like two emails like half an hour ago saying my application for such such position is complete at the store location. and when I log into my account on the home depot career site, it still says 'application received' but the date has changed to today. But i applied several days ago....
has this happened to anyone else? Does that status ever change? #HomeDepot #hiringprocess
Congrats on your interview, @AnnChin! I wouldn't worry about the application received email... this conversation from 2017 says "Application Received status let’s you know that your application is still active."
Best you can do is wait at this point but I know how stressful it can be waiting to hear back from a job and trying to "read the tea leaves" or find meaning in every little thing you get from the employer.
Positive Home Depot changes because of Coronavirus
We got notice that as of today, March 17, all stores will adjust their hours from 6AM -6PM and schedules will remain as is. After the store closes, workers scheduled for closing shifts will be responsible for pack down, freight orders and intense deep cleaning.
All part time workers will be given 40 hours sick time and FT will be issued 80 hours of sick time to be used as needed till the end of November 2020. Hours not used will be paid out.
This is really great for employees. We also have a lot of measures in place for handwashing, cleaning and sanitizing!!
Wow, this is really great Michael! I love that Home Depot is going above and beyond for their employees. A lot of companies are revisiting their sick time policy, it's really awesome!
Working at Home Depot
After I retired from working as an Executive Assistant, I planned to upgrade my home. So got a job at home depot paint department and learned so much about painting, tile, blinds, carpet, plumbing and electrical. SO glad I took the opportunity to broaden my knowledge and HD was the perfect place to do it. Really enjoyed my time working for them and how well they treat their employees.
That's really nice, I'm going to look into Home Depot jobs. Thk u
Great to learn and know the great relationships the staffs holds together at home depot. I am on job hunting. Maybe I would try put my application in. Can I apply on the spot? or have to apply on line.? Thanks.
Build skills to open doors
I just read about Home Depot donating $50M to help get more people trained as carpenters, electricians, etc. So I looked into the programs they're sponsoring and they look amazing. Check out the link below to find free training programs all over the country!
Most of these training programs are offered at Job Corps and Career Resource centers nationwide USA. There's a lot of interest in alternative college career training tracks.
These programs serve as apprenticeship training options for entry level opportunities into very Lucrative trade$. Adding this info to my favorites. Thanks Michael Abram
That is great! Good for Home Depot. The trades need to be brought back..tool and die jobs of all kinds. A lot of kids can't afford to go to college..or just aren't suited for it. And..if you go to a Technical college..you won't spend the next 20 or more years trying to pay off your debt. Too many college students graduate with almost worthless degrees that cost someone a fortune to get a job that pays a third of some of the trade jobs.
Home Depot current associate
How will current associates know about openings they might want to bid on?
Check on the internal website, posting may be listed on job board or internal communication area within store or district; check with store and department managers, check with district human resource director or call your central HR connect rep.
I'm surprised your company doesn't post these job openings in their break room or some place like that. If nothing else, ask Management. That's what I would do.
What I loved working at #HomeDepot
I've been inconstruction all my life and I enjoyed going to work everyday.
So, What happened? I've tried to get on with them, and they've always waited toi long before they called me. I've told them before, Why didn't y'all call me last Year? I told them that, I Would've been there.
Fill out an application every other day, they will hire you to stop!