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...
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.
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).
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.
Inventory isn't looking at the current on hand it's looking at the book inventory which we never see.
For example say Item A had 10 counted last inventory. Over the year you received 90 on the truck and sold 88. You also correctly damaged out 4. Your book inventory level is 10 + 90 - 88 - 4 =...
Auditing the backroom before hand won't change inventory numbers. Inventory counts what you have in the building and compares it to what the system says you should have. Whether it was correctly located or not in the backroom doesn't change the outcome.
Wow I'd kill for that.
My store is
1) pets, Chem, hba/otc, paper, inbound
2) kitchen, stationary, storage, toys, sporting goods, seasonal , bullseye, all process ownership
3) fulfillment
(You can probably guess which one I am...)