FAQs
What is the starting hourly rate for the Operations Manager Intern position?
The starting hourly rate for the Operations Manager Intern position is $24.75 per hour.
Is the internship paid?
Yes, the Operations Manager Internship is a paid position, offering 40 hours per week of hands-on training.
Are there benefits offered to interns?
Yes, eligible team members, including interns, have access to comprehensive health benefits, a 401(k), employee discount, and other benefits such as paid sick leave and vacation.
What does the internship program entail?
The internship program provides hands-on training to develop skills for operations leadership, including working alongside mentors, leading teams, problem-solving, and driving productivity in a Target Supply Chain Facility.
What types of skills are important for this internship?
Important skills for the internship include participation in school or extracurricular activities, having a strong interest in retail, effective communication, problem-solving abilities, and team-oriented thinking.
Are there specific physical requirements for this role?
Yes, the role requires the ability to climb ladders, handle and move merchandise efficiently and safely, and occasionally lift or move merchandise weighing up to 40 pounds.
What kind of training will be provided during the internship?
Interns will receive extensive training in leadership, operations management, performance tracking, process improvement, and safety protocols within the supply chain facility.
Is a flexible work schedule required for this internship?
Yes, a flexible work schedule is necessary, as the position may involve working nights, weekends, and holidays.
What is the typical work environment for this internship?
The internship involves a hands-on, energetic work environment within a busy supply chain facility, focusing on teamwork and operational efficiency to deliver products to stores and guests.
How will the internship help in career development?
The internship is designed to build and develop skills for a career in operations management, providing meaningful experiences and ongoing developmental conversations with mentors and managers.