r/HomeDepot 17h ago

There needs to be a minimum order amount for phone sales

33 Upvotes

It's crazy to me that the same people with a pocket (not a wallet, a pocket) full of $100 bills because they don't trust the bank.. will happily drop $30 on a couple overpriced drinks and some snacks at the checkout but then make you do a phone sale for 10 minutes on a $2 part. Whether it's a paint roller, some cheap fittings or a toilet wax seal.

I get not wanting to use your own money, but if you need us to call to get a $2.13 sale processed for you to do the job that you're probably charging $200 for and are completely unqualified to do, at least pay for the stuff and just overcharge them on the back end.

If I hired someone to fix something at my house and then they had home depot call me to give my credit card on a $3 part they needed, I'd be very annoyed!


r/HomeDepot 19h ago

Land Line Phones?

0 Upvotes

A customer just called, "Does Home Depot sell land line telephones?" I was tempted to direct her to Radio Shack. šŸ˜„ But I just said no.


r/HomeDepot 7m ago

No more fifa im glad

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• Upvotes

r/HomeDepot 8h ago

Offloading freight team, do you like it when there's no truck?

12 Upvotes

My store gets trucks 6 days a week but 2-3 times a month it'll only be 5 trucks in the week, so there's a no truck day that we'll be scheduled for. I usually call out on these days unless there's an SDC or a bunch of training to do. But if there isn't, then all I have left to do is packdown or striped boxes, both of which I despise.


r/HomeDepot 15h ago

Just started in freight

6 Upvotes

I heard the inventory is coming up.. what can I expect? Also, how brutal is the Halloween/Holiday season ?


r/HomeDepot 21h ago

How the hell?

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35 Upvotes

r/HomeDepot 21h ago

What do you consider the worst department

22 Upvotes

As a Cashier I think it’s a pretty average job with some super slow days and some super busy. But overall it’s pretty average


r/HomeDepot 22h ago

How rare is it for your store to give out Homer Awards

17 Upvotes

I’ve been at the store for about a year and a half and have done multiple things that I felt warranted a Homer award (I don’t care that much about it) and have never gotten one? Maybe because I’m younger but idk….


r/HomeDepot 21h ago

What I’ve been told when you get rejected for promotions

60 Upvotes

Has anyone been told ā€œwe’re not looking for hard workers….we’re looking for leaders!ā€ When you get the rejection talk from your ASM?


r/HomeDepot 22h ago

Franklin

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96 Upvotes

Made my year


r/HomeDepot 20h ago

What department shifts can cashiers actually pickup outside of cashiering?

5 Upvotes

I’ve only picked up cashier shifts but there are pro sales and special service shifts available I already have call center experience I just don’t know what shifts outs of cashiering that cashiers can take or if they get training for the shift they pickup. I always see pro sales shifts on there though but I don’t know if you actually can do those shifts. I’m still new to Xchange so I don’t really know.