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Been getting the push from up high to set and keep the bike wall to POG. it's a big change after years of SDs saying no empty spots on the wall.

Laundry detergent revisions were fun. Multiple endcaps of clearance, pallets of new merch, every shelf needing cleaned despite revisions getting not time for cleaning. Less than two hours per aisle? Hahaha.

There's four tier 1 (most important) patterns. - Excessive Cannot Find Item Usage: If your percentage of "Cannot Find Items" (previously All Items Scanned) is high it will flag the batch. A person might have a batch with a high number of correct CFIs, but a multiple of them becomes a pattern -...

It would fix ghosts but not baffles right? Maybe if you audited the whole location and then rebackstocked everything? Hopefully they can identify that.

Based on what I've seen backing out an auditing will no longer fix the metric. You'll still get dinged for the location not being accurate during the audit. This is because BRLA didn't include audits or fulfillment but BAI does.

Our VMD said they're working on it. It's supposed to not be showing POGs that are expiring within two weeks but are now untied as late. They're also working on other changes. Apparently this is the first step of a total overhaul of workload planning this year.

That's the problem. It fakes the metric. I understand the whole idea of just fixing it now but when most stores with the company had a 97% brla but year over year backroom accuracy decreased something like 10% a year during inventory something major needs to be done.

About time they did this too.

Pop the seal and acknowledge it. I'm not getting in trouble for forgetting to do it.

There's also a card on the second tab that shows which aisles have the most baffles that couldn't get attributed to a TM. While it won't tell you who is just throwing things into wacos unloacated it will tell you which department it's happening the most in.

It's now in black and white to not hit AIS. I think they even bolded it..

Where do check dates come from? Is it picking a random item or is it based on other stores scanning out an item for being expired?

Also pogs for next week that were set now show the untied one as overdue since it doesn't expire until Saturday.

The next "big" thing is here for backroom accuracy. Without going into a super long post here's a short summary First of all BRLA is dead and wiped from Targets history next Monday. The entire store will have one BAI score that updates once a week on Sunday. The metric will take into...

It just got announced yesterday. The metric/index doesn't go live until late May

Yeah it's really exciting. Instead of being a reactive metric it gives you data on exactly who needs training and in what area. I loved how the faq even said how it's calculated is left intentionally vague.

Rest in Peace BRLA metric

I think the 8 sessions is for all TMs including those without health insurance. If you have the insurance through target then all remote mental health sessions are covered (no limit).

Um what?

My team completed the 91 hours of furniture in about 12 hours. Cant wait until next week when I'm asked why a 3 hour pog took almost 4 and if I'm having productivity conversations.