The TJX Companies, Inc. Employer Reviews

You get to work with other associates, which makes the day go quicker. Sometimes there is lots to do, but it's good because it keeps you busy. I've formed a lot of close relationships with managers and other associates. It's like a family. They are a VERY diverse work place. It's good to see such a range of races and religions; you never feel like people – more... are going to judge you when you walk in, unlike at many mall stores. They're extremely flexible with the schedule. They worked with me and my college schedule, even though it changed every semester. All in all, great place to work at. Worked here since I was 16 (almost 8 years ago). And will stay here until I get a teaching job).
They get money throughout the year from the credit company, which they use on the associates. They buy us lunch/bfast. They even do huge buffet/dinners during Thanksgiving and winter holidays.
They also do birthday cakes every month, and baby showers for associates having their first baby.
Breaks= 15 mins, unless you work over 6 hours, then you get two 15 mins and a 45 min. – less

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it has a lot of work
customers always making a mess
always needs a touch up
a lot of shop lifters

assist customers, recover the store, open credit,
customer flow would get very heavy, meet great customers

I learned how to cash checks, process refunds, getting to meet new people from different countries and different cultures was amazing the hardest part of the job was leaving my friends and my job there. My co-workers were very helpful when II didn't know or understand something they were always there to help or show me how to do it.

I worked there through highschool. Great place to work when your young.

Small store full of mostly women who love to shop. Co workers are nice and helpful.

This was my first job. Its retail so you know that can be hectic with any type of retail but over all its an okay job.

A typical day at work is long and draining.

I learned that you have to teach yourself, that you can give your all and not get the same in return, that I also have to stand up for myself or they will run over you, and let them know that you are willing to work in different positions.

I would like the management to be more accepting to new ideas, don't – more... be so quick to put someone down, or so attitudes and favoritism.

I love some of my coworkers. A shift can really go well if you do not have someone there trying to back stab, or even show you up.

The hardest part of the job would be dealing with people who do not want to be there, or even people that have been then over 6 months and still only knows 2 positions in the store.

The most enjoyable part of the day is when you have made a genuine connection with a customer or even coworker. – less

Overall my jobs have been satisfying. I have learned so much with the different actions I perform. Personally I have seen myself grown as a better person to achieve the goals I set out in each job I perform. I always give my best in everything I do. Some things have been challenging but I have always made it through it.

TJ Maxx a friendly environment. Energetic and reliable co workers .the most enjoyable part o the job is making sure customers are happy, love Assisting customer with items choices. I learned to provide excellence. --

The overall view of the job had its advantages and disadvantages. It wasn't a bad job for my first job. It was a lot of work but looking back on it, the job was a pretty good job.

My typical day at work is dealing with customers. My co-workers and I get along very well and is always willing to help on another. The management staff could do a little bit better, there is nothing hard about my job is just simple common sense. The most enjoyable part of my job is seeing my customers satisfied.

A typical work day consist of me coming to work and organizing the store. I learned many different positions such as cashier, stock, lay-a-way, different departments and friendly demeanor. Management was very unprofessional they all would gossip, pick favorite employees (which to me is very kiddish and high school.) Co-workers was very unprofessional – more... too. Loads of work little hours and pay. Friendly customers and holiday hours. – less

A typical day here would be helping out every customer with everything that is possible. Management here could be a lot better; it usually takes a a while for management to come to help when they are asked to come and they don't really care about the employees that work for them. Management is suppose to train all employees in every area on the floor, – more... but they do not do this. There really isn't any hard part about this job, mostly everything is very simple to figure out and do. – less

Typical day at work can vary.
what I learned is time management skills.
Management is very on top of tasks but also easy going
Co-workers are very helpful.
The hardest part of the job is time management
the most enjoyable part of this job is the freedom.

Its a great first job but not really if your looking to advance with in the company

A typical day at work would be myself assisting customers and providing great customer service. The management team is wonderful and they are all nice and flexible. My co workers are what make part of my job an amazing experience. There is nothing I can think of that is hard about my job, I do enjoy it.

What I was responsible for, handling cash as a cashier, excellent costumer service, processing, back stocking, recovery in an area, organizing and custodial work, ect. Learned how to work excellent with costumers and as a team with my co-workers. Most enjoyable part was working with others in a friendly enviorment.

At T.J. Maxx I'm usually at the service desk opertaing the cash register with customers' purchases, returns, or answering questions they may have for me. Being my first job I learned how to work a cash register, greet and assist customers, and take care of the store with fixing unorganized fixtures of merchandise. Management is pretty good, they make – more... sure to meet their quotas for sales and are always looking to try new things to get different results. My co-workers are friendly and it is easy for me to cooperate with them and make conversation. The hardest part of my job is when the line of customers builds up and I have to ring them out quickly in order to keep the flow, however I can page for assistance when overwhelmed. When I know that I have helped a customer or answered any confusions they may have had it makes me feel like I have done good for the company. – less