Target Employee Throws Man's Application Into The Trash Can Right In Front Of Him

It's always a nerve-wracking time when you're looking for a job and submitting applications or going through interviews. Many of us expect the application process to be relatively smooth, whether you're filling out a paper application or completing an online one; it's usually pretty straightforward.

When submitting a paper application, you typically need to go into the place of business and hand it to an employee or manager for review. Although this method isn't exactly common anymore, luckily for this man, the paper application saved him.

The man took to TikTok to share his experience while submitting his paper application to a Target employee at the location where he was applying. What happened next astonished him, and although he was grateful in the end, it makes you appreciate honest people.

It turns out that the Target employee essentially said that working there was terrible, and when he shared his story on TikTok, it seemed that every other Target employee completely agreed that the employee did him a favor by throwing out his application. If you want to know more about what happened and what people had to say in response, then keep reading as we dive into this story.

This post is what he was responding to when he told his story about the Target application.

He went to TikTok in response to a girl's video expressing excitement about the virtual Target interview she received. He decided to respond to her video by sharing his story of what happened when he went to submit his application.

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Here he is giving his statement on what happened when he went to give his application to this Target employee, Chester.

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He goes on to explain how the employee took the application from his hands right then and there.

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He said that the employee literally walked over to the trash can and threw his application away.

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He said that Chester told him, "I did you the biggest favor ever."

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People started replying with their own experiences and said that Chester was 100% right about that.

keroger754

This isn't really something you say to a newly hired employee, but okay.

astro.713

People stated how they quit the job soon after starting for various reasons, including this one.

dw198907

People gave hilarious excuses for quitting their Target jobs soon after starting.

david954

It seems like other people tried to warn off applicants as well when they worked at Target.

truuu_jillo

It appears that everyone agreed with Chester, but why?

jonnivicee

This is true. If you're not happy with the job and are looking elsewhere, or if you don't feel it's worth it, then don't let others make the same mistake.

gxldxf

Let's all find ourselves a Chester.

tom.qn

I'd be like, "Excuse me, but how?" This just seems so confusing.

naaatchiii

I think a lot of us wish we had met a Chester before applying to places.

tattooedgoliath

Oops, but she didn't say if she agreed or not.

ab.rielleee

Okay, after hearing this whole story, I think it's safe to say that we all wish there were Chesters at every job because sometimes it's best to avoid submitting an application altogether. Chester saved this man the time of working somewhere unpleasant, and all the comments came in to agree with him.