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I just set the way I set, and when I'm good and ready to pull the priority fill, and not a minute sooner, I tie the POG under the Set menu, skip-skip-skip-skip through all the steps and cry-laugh imagining someone might actually take the time data seriously and slash presentation payroll...

It's our job to do the thinking. It's corporate's job to make the decisions before any thinking has been done. 🙃

It sounds like they're asking us to save these fixtures for hypothetical future sets, as in they don't want to have to order any more and they're counting on us hanging onto what we've got should they ever decide to add more fixtures to the POGs down the road. Maybe it's of those cases where...

Mine, too. We were explicitly forbidden to set ahead on Storage and Organization, though, on account of a label strip issue, which makes no sense to me. God made drop labels for a reason. And more often than not, my homemade spacing is way, way better than the fantastical spacing given on the...

As will I. I think we start the the week after next, though, during PFresh. :(

I assume this means minors are no longer permitted to work at the store? Edit: lol...looks like a certain user and their sock puppet got the full 17-year-old-at-Target treatment.

I think we start the pilot the week of the PFresh reset. Send lethal vibes my way.

Not to mention a TikTwat culture that encourages disruptive if not outright destructive tomfoolery. Get. Off. My. Lawn.

If that includes kids younger than school age, it would absolutely demolish business at my store. I suppose it might be worth it if the offending teens were costing the store THAT much in shortage and sales lost on guests refusing to shop in a zoo.

I don't remember ever being asked for my feedback except through that bizarre survey they dropped several months ago. The survey pertained specifically to the MyDay POG viewer, and had nothing to do with the actual process of setting a POG, yet it was billed in a way that made you think you...

Unfortunately for your strategy, the new system has you do the priority after you've set and signed the entire POG. :( When I'm setting something with pushers and the spacing seems questionable, I'll sometimes pull an out-of-stock item from the back mid-set rather than risk having to redo an...

...of an untied POG and pulling items by hand). HQ's data will show all steps (other than the priority fill and backstock from the priority fill*) as being completed in a few seconds each--about as useful as a water-soluble lifejacket. Not that I'd put it past someone up there to go ahead and...

If corporate really wants to make setting POGs so easy a caveman can do it, how about giving us an easily accesible database of all fixtures--including part numbers, CLEAR images, DPCIs where applicable, and any notes about use or installation that might be helpful? And drive it into...

My problem is not about the "extra steps." If this were a glorified PPA and I could set my POG in my own not-broke, don't-fix-it way and sign off on all the tasks at the end, it might be a minor inconvenience, but not something that completely screws with my productivity and sanity. My problem...

My store is part of the June rollout. -_- If people who didn’t feel confident setting POGs could OPT INTO a “guided mode” like this, that would be great. But it’s going to be nothing but a millstone for experienced Presentation TMs. If corporate really wants to know how much time they need...

Welcome to Target, the online retailer that grudgingly allows the public to shop in its physical warehouses.

...who needs to be spoon-fed each step of setting a POG. Let ME choose my process based on my assessment of the situation and on my knowledge of how *I* function, thank you very much. What I have always loved about Presentation is the need to use my mind, make decisions and solve problems, and...

Nor do some people realize the free item in a buy-one-get-one deal still has to be scanned.

That's what I'm finding, too. If in doubt, go with the shelf-to-shelf height in inches.

Back in the day, it did have pushers. The old white ones.