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This thread centers around a participant's experience interviewing for a demo position at Trader Joe's, including reflections on the interview process, the work environment, and personal anecdotes related to shopping at the store.
Views differ regarding the hiring outcome, as the original poster did not receive the job, while many participants expressed support and enthusiasm for the opportunity.
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I'm with you.Kitchen Diva said:Seriously?!?!? Did you give them all our names and numbers for references? I don't understand how they couldn't hire you.
I might just boycott them- to show my support for you !!!
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Kitchen Diva said:Seriously?!?!? Did you give them all our names and numbers for references? I don't understand how they couldn't hire you.
I might just boycott them- to show my support for you !!!
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You know we wouldn't have helped her!janetupnorth said:She didn't want to TOTALLY freak them out!
The_Kitchen_Guy said:I'm with you.
I'm never going to go to the TJ store in Detroit again.
Of course, I never have gone there and it's 6 hours away, but I'm in solidarity with you!
I've never been there, either. Detroit is almost more convenient.chefann said:Thanks, everyone!
Miami just doesn't hold any appeal to me (sorry to those who live near there - you'd be the only reason I'd want to go), nor do Mexico or Paris. And I'm just too lazy, frankly, for a trip to happen this year.
KG- there's a TJ's much closer to you that you can boycott. The one in Glendale on Port Washington at Bayshore Mall. That one is much more convenient for your boycottage.
The_Kitchen_Guy said:I've never been there, either. Detroit is almost more convenient.
Besides, I'm more interested in girlcottage - regardless of what Ann is saying over in the update thread.
I've got a lawn mower that's better than a Horizon.lacychef said:Sorry Ann! There must be something better on the horizon!
chefann said:Thanks, everyone!
Miami just doesn't hold any appeal to me (sorry to those who live near there - you'd be the only reason I'd want to go), nor do Mexico or Paris. And I'm just too lazy, frankly, for a trip to happen this year.
KG- there's a TJ's much closer to you that you can boycott. The one in Glendale on Port Washington at Bayshore Mall. That one is much more convenient for your boycottage.
chefann said:And it's too bad that the 2 new meals I've made this week that DH really liked were based on TJ's sauces, cuz I'll have to go and get more. Of course, I can go to the other location so I don't have to run into the manager again. (I'm such a chicken.)
Oh, great, now they'll be selling Rae's Raspberry Jam.raebates said:I was in Indianapolis today. I drove right by the TJ's. I mentally blew them a raspberry. I would have physically blown a raspberry, but the woman in my line of sight would probably have wondered why the lady in the PC van was doing that to her.![]()
chefann said:That one is much more convenient for your boycottage.