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"My husband and I found this place after going several other furniture stores with no success. Not only did we get everything we needed for our new apartment, but we stayed under budget! Other Home Decor Nearby "Had an awesome consultant today come to my home her name was Christine koska...Treated me like I was her best friend! 3 day blinds should be proud to have her on their…" "First of all I would like to say, it was a execellent experience with people at Beyond shades. Rachel was our sales person, she did an amazing job of prompt follow up from beginning till the end. Sponsored LinksDesigner brands at T.J. pricesBusiness DescriptionT.J. Maxx offers the season’s most-wanted trends and Designer Brands for you, your family and your home all for up to 60% off department store prices everyday. Our buyers are on the hunt over 40 weeks a year for the hottest items of the season. So when a designer overproduces and department stores overbuy, we swoop in, negotiate the lowest possible price, and pass the savings on to you.

Unlike department stores that buy seasonally, we have thousands of fresh items delivered to our stores every week. So, the best shopping strategy is to pop in often. T.J. Maxx has more than 1,000 stores nationwide. So, find a T.J.’s near you and get shopping.outdoor christmas decorations dobbiesHoursRegular HoursPayment methodmaster card, visa, all major credit cards, amex, discover, checkLocationDowners Park PlazaCategoriesClothing Stores, Department Stores, Women's Clothing, Discount Stores, Shoe Stores Other InformationBike Parking: YesParking: Lot, PrivateWheelchair Accessible: YesPrice Range : AverageCouponsNo coupons available at this time.wedding arch rental nassau bahamasGalleryView all (5)PhotosReviewsHi there!54321Click to RateShare Reviewtj maxx home goods towson md

of 115results1234NextDidn't find what you were looking for?magnifying glassNWC of Butterfield Road and Naperville Road, Wheaton, IL 60189  MapFor Lease Rate RangePlease call for rates.Space Available1,620 - 15,611 sfGross Leasable316,311 sfDownloadsProperty FlyerBrokerage Servicestj maxx home goods macon ga Danada Square West is situated at the north west corner of the heavily traveled intersection of Naperville Rd and Butterfield Rd in the densely populated and affluent city of Wheaton, Illinois. sherwin williams exterior spackleWheaton is a western suburb of Chicago nestled in the heart of DuPage County. wedding decor hire kuilsriverWheaton offers its residents big city comforts with small town charm.

DuPage County is consistently recognized as one of the top 10 wealthiest counties in the nation. Anchored by a high volume Jewel/Osco, Danada Square West is the predominant grocery-anchored community shopping center in the area. The project’s strong co-tenancy (TJ Maxx, Home Goods, Party City, Ulta, JoAnn Fabrics, and Pier 1 Imports) offers the community a complete shopping experience. Danada Square West is located just minutes from both I-355 and I-88, making it easily accessible from anywhere in the Chicago area. 2016 Avg HH Income Last updated: January 23, 2017Home Goods Reviews Filter Filter 526 Employee Reviews Popular Rating Date Convenient location and flexible hours (in 19 reviews) It also provides a flexible schedule that allows one to effectively manage its life (in 18 reviews) So even though I've been working there several years, I make the same minimum wage as the people I'm training (in 38 reviews) Does not give an opportunities for advancement of part-time employees (in 27 reviews) Feb 8

, 2017 I worked at Home Goods full-time (More than 3 years) Pros Rewarding, great apportunities for leadership, increase pay. The employees there are almost always wonderful and fun to work with. I spent a few years working for them and took pride in my work. Cons Pay increase from standard employee is minimal ($1 more/hour), duties can get monotonous and draining, sometimes are expected to do more than is possible, management can sometimes be unorganized. The job can get very stressful (but to be fair, I ended up taking on the duties of 2 other coordinator positions as well for several months, but that shouldn't have happened). Feb 6, 2017 I worked at Home Goods (More than a year) Pros Easy work, fast paced and the managers were nice. Cons Unless full time the hours were very low some weeks Feb 5, 2017 I have been working at Home Goods part-time (Less than a year) Pros They try to work with you and your availability. Management is friendly and want to help you succeed within the company.

Home goods wants to hear from their employees to work with them to improve relations between customer, employee and management . Cons Hours are not always available. Employee discount could be better. It is a retail environment so days can be very busy with stocking, customer service and cleaning. Advice to Management Our managers are fun and knowledgeable Is this helpful? The community relies on everyone sharing – Add Anonymous Review Jan 31, 2017 I worked at Home Goods part-time (More than a year) Pros friendly management, incentives (giftcards/drawings) for good work (getting credit apps/knowing safety rules) Cons I did not have any negative experiences Feb 7, 2017 I worked at Home Goods (More than a year) Pros Coworkers were niceno experience neededhire students/minors Cons -managers don't back you up with customers when you follow company guidelines. For example, when a customer wants a discount, but nothing is wrong with the item. You are forced to call up a manager then the managers proceeds to give the discount after arguing briefly with the customer about the existence of any damage Jan 19, 2017 I worked at Home Goods full-time Pros A pretty nice store managerA mostly polite customer-base Cons It's retailThey demand way too much for how little they pay Feb 1, 2017 I have been working at Home Goods full-time Pros The hours are usually flexible Cons The job is Extremely

physically demanding Feb 2, 2017 I have been working at Home Goods full-time Pros The Medical Benefits for full-time associates are good. There are some nice people who work there, but turnover is high. Cons Pay is not the greatest and you get a review once a year and a very very small raise at that time. Some of my raises have been .15 cents. And they act like that is great. There is never enough payroll to really staff the store, so those of us on the floor spend a lot of time ringing and then can not get done what needs to be done on the floor. If you do ring, they put a LOT of pressure on you to open credit cards. I try but I can't push someone to open a card with a 28% interest rate! Several times a year we have to move departments from one place to another and it is absolute h#&& to get it done. It's an ok place to work, I stay because we need the benefits. Advice to Management None. Store management just does what they are told. Jan 16, 2017 I have been working at Home Goods part-time (Less than a year) Pros Good company good people Cons Only seasonal wish I could work longer Jan 27, 2017 I have been working at Home Goods part-time (More than 5 years) Pros By in large the coworkers are great.

Some exceptions are lazy highschool hires and burned out coordinators. If you're good at what you do and learn every task in the stoe, you'll end up working fairly independently but... Cons ...this also means you're going to get assigned tasks left and right and new hires will ask you for EVERYTHING. If you are a student they will terminate your employment every semester so that you don't get a raise unless you work a shift every 4 weeks. They also make sure performance reviews are never over the summer or winter breaks. So even though I've been working there several years, I make the same minimum wage as the people I'm training. The retirement benefits are restrictive as well, there is an age minimum (21) and a minimum number of hours worked for the company--which resets every time they terminate you when you go back to school. Sort of a rip off. TJX is a multibillion dollar company which pays its CEOs millions and its employees as little as it legally can.People come thinking they will move up in the company either into management or into the corperate office but these opportunities are very few.