Office Depot

Employees are always friendly. Exchanged out my broken pencil sharpener with no issues. Would highly recommend this place!

Less selection everyday, even more so since merging with Office Max. Prices are up. Huge turnover in staff. Nobody asked to help me after wandering for 10 minutes. One word: Amazon.

Ordered online and got an email that said the item was ready for pickup, but the store staff said it wasn’t ready for pickup.
Well, they at least tried to improve the process moving forward, and discounted my purchases, so they turned it around.

I can’t agree with any of the negative reviews I’ve seen. The store is large and organized like all Office Depots. Attentive staff. No surprises here. I’ll be going back.

For the UPS/​USPS part of Office Depot: go drive down the street to Tanasbourne Office Depot instead! Tanasbourne doesn’t nickle and dime you like this location does. Print off your prepaid shipping label– $ 0.13, need a clear shipping label envelope– $ 0.25… Surprised they didn’t charge me for taping the label onto the package.

Go out of your way to go to Tigard Office Depot instead. Consistently not good experiences. When you walk in, you don’t feel like anyone is interested in helping you. I had to run around the aisles several times to get help for a wireless keypad. I got very lukewarm help (you feel like they are doing you favor) and was told that the keyboard I should go with was just $ 39 vs. $ 59 for the IHome bluetooth. I was busy trying to get out and had other purchases. Yes, definitely should have paid more attention. When I got out to my car, the keyboard was actually $ 63.99. Can we at least get the pricing correct? My experience here is consistent and that includes the copy shop. The folks in Tigard (Cascade) — especially Mike and Kyle at the copy shop are awesome.

For the most part, school supply shopping was not my job for the last 6 – 7 years. So many things WERE my job «because youre so GOOD at that stuff, Janet» that when kindergarten and the list rolled around (if youre a parent you know THE LIST), well, I designated that to be Daddys job. Especially since I had just taken both cars to get serviced AND through DEQ… ahem. I digress.
So in this year, 2014 AD (after divorce), its my job.
Dammit.
Ok. Well im off work, its plenty ahead of school and we have a short list that our middle school nicely informed us is a start but teachers may notify us if they require more (how nice). So. Office Depot.
I appreciate how they have school lists up front. Not ours tho.
I appreciate the coupons. Forgot mine.
I appreciate the rewards plan. No phone # worked. Card in former hubbys office. No rewards today.
Yay.
I like how all the school stuff is grouped together. That makes it easy.
I dont appreciate the tempting extras they put nearby.
Or the junk food they route their checkout line next to. Yay.
No we didnt get the york peppermint patties she wanted. No.
$ 114, 20 minutes, two reuseable bags of stuff, and a pack of unnecessary sharpies later, we were done.
For now.
I appreciate my new lunch tote too. Its cute. I needed it.
No, really.
The checkout clerk was friendly and helpful. Liked her.
Princess appreciated shopping with me (Im less of a list stickler).
Done and doner.
If you dont have kids, stay away for the next week or two.
Just trust me.

This is a smallish Office Depot, but it is really pretty well laid out and easy to walk through and find what you need. I wasn’t offered any help, but I figure I must have looked like I knew what I was doing. That’s true. I was on a mission to get some end-​of-​year record boxes and some other organizational tools for receipts and other things to start the New Year right and it was all easy to find.
While I was on a mission, I’m also a fan of office supply storesand enjoyed looking at all the various and sundry cool things available. I really loved seeing their wall of Sharpies and all the pretty paper products. It’s inspiring enough to make me want to do something crafty.
If you’re on a mission, it’s all good, but don’t forget to stop and look at all the cool and pretty stuff too because this is the perfect store for your business side and your crafty side!

I’ve been in a number of times, but just due to proximity. It always takes me a while to find someone who will help me out. But the store usually has what I need. I just wish they were more attentive and helpful.

I had a late night office supply need. All the other places were closed on Sunday evening but this location was later than the rest.
I needed poster-​board for a kid’s school project and this place had a ton of options and they were cheap (under $ 3).
I will be back when I need another orffice supply item.

Woah! Either this store completely turned itself around, or I’ve just been lucky everytime I come in. I work across the street, and I run in here frequently to pick up random office supplies (shhhh don’t tell — I’m supposed to order from our company Staples account online but this is faster!).
While the store just seems a little dark and quiet, they’re stocked to the max with everything I need; I’ve even picked up stuff for myself to use at home. Everytime I go in, I’m immediately greeted and they ask what I’m there for. Until I had the lay of the land, I always had them point me in the right direction, and they were super helpful, like remarkably so. As in a «if my staff members were that friendly, we’d be golden» kind of friendly.
They even had little white boards that came in my company’s colors. Total score. They’ll even skip the printed receipt now and email it to you. The parking lot is being redone so it will be brand spanking new soon.

My experience falls in line with many others. This is a rather depressing, and almost miserable, place to shop. I found myself in there while a friend went to pick up some printer paper, as I also needed some office supplies.
When I asked about specific types of paper the staff in the store had to be tracked down, and even then seemed almost bothered that a customer was asking them a question. This was also met by, when asking where the paper was located and if they had a certain type (24lb bright white, fairly standard for business communication), the employee just gestured to a general area with a «Paper» sign above it. Yes, very helpful, how else would I have seen the big red sign that reads «Paper»…
So after explaining that I had been to this part of the store, and that I had a hard time finding the specific type of paper the employee agrees to walk over with me, where she attempts to find the same paper. Close to 15 minutes later, as she goes through each section trying to make reason out of the chaos that is their merchandising, she gives up and recommends that I check Amazon. I did, while she was looking, and placed my order. I am sure I could have walked across the street to Starbucks, enjoyed a french press, and made it back, before the actual paper was found.

Skip this location; employees are worthless & abrasive. They lack common courtesy, customer service skills, follow-​through and general competence. I’ll continue to shop Office Depot online, but if I have to go to a store, I’d rather drive to another location.

Pretty big place, well-​spaced area, but they didn’t have ½ an inch thick foam board that I needed. The staff was helpful enough, It’s an office depot, the parking lot was not well-​lit as other Office depots are, but it’s still a good place to drop by if you just came from petsmart or had a burger at five guys because it is just across it.

This location has to be the most poorly stocked Office Depot I’ve ever been to. We went to purchase home office supplies. They didn’t have anything we wanted in stock and told us to go to another location that did. They did give us a map and directions to the other store. Unfortunately the map and directions were incorrect. Thank goodness for GPS.

Good selection but checkout is always slow. Usually they only have one checker and that person isn’t exactly studying for Mensa membership. Don’t go here if you’re in a hurry.

This location stinks. I went there to buy some uncommon paper for a math class, and wandered around since there was only one person on the floor, who was busy. The North wall has three sections, each with slightly different categories. There was paper in each of these three sections, but not the kind I was looking for.
I went to the information desk and asked if they had paper anywhere else, and the guy told me there was only one paper section. I was confused and asked if he meant the North end was all one paper section, to make sure I had checked the right places. He denied there was paper in more than one of those three sections. He said there wasn’t paper anywhere else in the store. There was paper on the display attached to the counter top of the information desk between the two of us. But apparently it didn’t exist.

If you wanna visit a Office Depot that is trying to replicate a Costco interior — then this is the Depot for you! Seriously… they actually have crates out in the isles… crates people! And has anyone else noticed how low the shelves are? Maybe the designer was a little person — who loved Costco. Oh well. In any case, decent store — with the usual Office Depot stuff that you could find at Walmart for 500% cheaper. But I don’t think the Beaverton town folk allow any Walmarts… so I guess yer stuck shopping here.

I used to be a huge fan of Office Depot. Then they remodeled and look like a warehouse and don’t have what I want. They have people to help tell you that they no longer carry things that you want– like 3×5 pads. Offer you alternatives you don’t want. Thanks, but no thanks!