Good culture but going downhill - Data Analytics Manager The Home Depot Employee Review

3.0
27 Dec 2024
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Pros

Historically good work life balance and culture. Now, only really nice people to work with and a CEO committed to bringing us back to the 90s

Cons

THD tells you the pay middle-low on salaries because they offer work-life-balance, good work environment, and job stability. For the first 3 years I worked at THD I would agree with this sentiment. However, several recent installments from leadership - looking at you Ted - have made me increasingly more disgruntled. We have had several rounds of poorly executed layoffs (bye job security), a new initiative in 2025 requiring an associate to stay in seat for 2+ years (even entry level analysts) was implemented without notifying managers before dropping the email to their directs. This isn't a crazy policy by any means, but doesn't address why people jump around roles so often (hint $$). THD gives effectively no annual raises (<3%) so the only way to keep up with skyrocketing prices in ATL area is to get promotions or take laterals! Finally, there have been substantial rumors floating around about a massive RTO! WHAT? I was hired as a remote employee, that is one of my benefits and made the mediocre pay balance out. In short our CEO is tired ted with tired ideas

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Cons

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Pros

The Home Depot has a solid moral compass. They aren't about sacrificing their ethics for the sake of a sale, which I love. They also hire a diverse group of people and give a lot back to the community. They offer a lot of benefits and little treats for their employees. Although they push their associates to meet quota, they're realistic about what can and can't be accomplished.

Cons

Home Depot has two different sides to it. Store associates and those of us considered "store support" who are payed by the vendors but work in the stores 100% of the time. I constantly hear about how store associates are stressed out by management and their hours are being rearranged a lot, cut, and they often are stretched thin due to lack of full staffing. "Store support" associates who do merchandising have it better than those who work in specific departments. However, you never really gain knowledge unless you have the time to look things up and read packaging.

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The Home Depot Response
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Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. From the top down, the key to business at The Home Depot is our commitment to not only customer service, but to our associates. Because taking care of associates is one of our core values, we’re always looking for ways to ensure our associates have equal access to growth and development opportunities. We strive to provide an environment where associates feel they’re valued, treated fairly and respected.
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