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Ratings for TJ Maxx Inc

  • Appreciation
    3.0
  • Company Outlook
    2.0
  • Learning and Development
    3.5
  • Manager Communication
    3.0
  • Manager Relationship
    3.0
  • Pay Policy
    3.0
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TJ Maxx Inc Reviews

What is it like working at TJ Maxx Inc?

Pretty decent first job.
Sales Associate in Yulee:
Pros: Helping customers and brightening peoples days. Kind and understanding management (likely dependant on store).
Cons: Having to push credit cards onto customers.
Ok.
Sales Associate in Quakertown:
Pros: Other associates
Cons: Management members each have their own ideas how work should be done . Depending on who is the supervisor that day there is always different rules each day on how product should be processed & how thing should be done . This is very confusing to the associates.
A lot of work but great co workers.
Sales Associate in Topeka:
Pros: The environment
Cons: The amount of work. Not enough workers being scheduled during shift. Toxic management
Stressful but interesting. Opportunity to grow.
Customer Service Coordinator in Randallstown:
Pros: Coworkers and management
Cons: Coworkers who constantly neglecting theyr responsibility
Not Great.
Sales Associate in Belmont:
Pros: free food, 10% discount sometimes 20%
Cons: Some people are very unprofessional at work, low pay, annoying hours, boring work
It is a great job to have if you are just starting off.
Sales Associate in Silverdale:
Pros: The people are nice
Cons: Sometimes it is a little slow
Demanding. Always on your feet, satisfaction when customer issues are resolved. Constant pressure to sign customers for credit cards.
Sales Coordinator in Ithaca:
Pros: Interaction with customers and associates.
Cons: Lack of support from management and job pressure to sign customers for credit applications.