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Home Depot does a good job giving the freedom to really own and grow your business. Technology is now finally a real tool for us to do our jobs. We are now back to a real focus on the customers and the leaders of the company have done a great job taking us back to our roots.
The pay in this positions is going to vary based on many different factors but will usually fall between $11-17. Of course the longer you're in the role the more you'll earn.
I have a rare position, but I make $23/hr. If you are an experienced professional, the potential is there. I love my job, work hard and am treated well, and I don't have the headaches of being management. In this economy, you won't find another company that still gives raises, is still growing, stock value is rising, guarantees 40 hrs. a week, won't lay you off, gives good bonuses, and truly has the values they claim.
Home Depot certainly isn't perfect but the pay and benefits are good, I've learned a lot about home improvement, tools, and a bunch of other stuff.
You'll probably make $10-11 per hour.
Pros: Very casual, fun, lenient on dress code
Cons: No discounts, store hours were 5am - 11pm, If you're female, pretty/decent looking and young, you will definitely be hit on several times a day by old, fat, dirty and ugly construction men.
start $9.50 end $10, you build up paid time off hours quickly so i got to spend a week in Hawaii during my short year there, did receive a 20% discount during the holidays
Home Depot is very rough around the edges. You will get yelled at and pushed very hard. Diversity it good but it is definitely a male oriented environment. It's a physical job and you work until you’re sore. Home Depot runs understaffed stores so you are going to work more than you expect. There are opportunities to get promoted but the heavy workload causes many to burn out.
I make $17hr. There is range that I think goes up to the low 20s. It all depends on many things. You can negotiate your pay if you are new to the company.