How to get a job at Home Depot.

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rigz in Brownsville, Texas said: Im part time but, i make my 38-40 hrs. It a bumer cause i receive only part time benefits.

IF AN EMPLOYEE AVERAGES 32 OR HOURS OR MORE FOR A 26 WEEK PERIOD, THAT EMPLOYEE IS AUTOMATICALLY FT REGARDLESS OF WHETHER THEY WERE HIRED AS PT. IT IS THE LAW IN NERLY ALL STATES. SOME STATES THE LAW IS 30 HOURS A WEEK FOR 12 WEEKS OF FT HOURS CONSECUTIVELY.

XXXX in Fairbanks, Alaska said: I applied online. They hired me in my first interview and I'm sorry I ever took the job. Hr is too busy being everyone's friend and not doing her job. If you weren't part of her little clique you didnt belong.
There store was in Alaska.[/QUOTE

I WOULDN'T CARE I AM THERE TO WORK. NOT MAKE ANY FRIENDS.
I WISHED HOME DEPOT WAS LIKE THAT DOWN HERE IN VALDOSTA, GEORGIA.
I APPLY ALMOST EVERY WEEK AND I GET NO RESPONSE. IT MAKES ME MAD, BECAUSE I WILL HEAR THAT SOMEONE JUST GOT HIRED THERE. AND NOW THEY HAVE A NEW DISTRIBUTION CENTER IN VALDOSTA. AND THEY SAY THEY ARE HIRING 200 PEOPLE AND I APPLIED WAY BEFORE ANY ONE ELSE EVEN KNEW THERE WAS GOING TO BE A NEW DISTRIBUTION CENTER. AND I KEEP APLLYING AND THEIR ISN'T A RESPONSE FROM ANYONE. AT LEAST THEY COULD SAY THAT THEY DON'T WANT TO HIRE ME.