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Something probably just got unplugged. It wouldn't have anything to do with saving power if the speakers are still on, and the speakers shouldn't use up much energy anyway.

Where I live I hear and see cicadas pretty frequently, but strangely this year so far I've barely heard any and only seen one.

Our HR TM has been so annoying about insisting everyone take it. After about the third time he brought it up with me, I asked him to clarify whether it was optional or not and he said it was. I told him I wasn't planning on taking it, and he leaves but finds me again 15 minutes later practically...

Sir, this is a Target.

Q4 just ended, and the economy keeps getting worse. I imagine it's stores that are no longer profitable but the company was waiting for Q4 results to decide if it's worth it to keep them open or not.

If your store is like my store, most TMs and even TLs just ignore it or press decline. If someone is keeping track, they don't seem to care. If they do start to care, they'd let everyone know of a new "you must answer the phone" policy rather than immediately write up 75% of everyone in the store.

That's incredible if true. Target: "The new backroom pilot is working great! We'll be rolling it out to more stores." TMs: "Did you ask for the opinions of people who have to actually use them?" Target: "No, why?"

Also of note, Circle offers will automatically be applied, so you don't need to find them in the app and add them first. Unfortunately they're getting rid of the 1% off for using Circle without a Red/Circle card.

It's been happening a lot to me lately, sometimes you have to scan something 5+ times to actually get it to load. When you scan it the first time it does show up in the recent scans, so it's actually faster (and more consistent) to scan once, press search, press recent scans, and select the top...

Sure, but when corporate employees who don't work in a store decide how things should work in stores, things usually get less efficient.

I don't understand why corporate cares so much about every backroom being exactly how they, who don't even work in a store, want it to be. Guests aren't going to see it so who cares if it's not consistent between stores?

Is it just me or is the logic for pulls worse lately? For instance, an item has a capacity of 12, and 6 are on the floor. In the back are 5 in an openstock waco, and a case of 12 in a casepack location. Before, the pulls would just have you pull the casestock. Now it seems to make you pull the...

Did you use ChatGPT to write these posts?

That 15 minute one is awful, who thought that was a good idea to include? It doesn't even sound like a Christmas song half the time, there's just people cheering in the background like their soccer team won.

The MPM app is annoyingly almost useless regarding where the FDC truck is. The distance updates so infrequently, I've seen it say it's 20 miles away and a minute later it's at the store. You also have no idea where it actually is, is it at another store or on the highway or at a truck stop? It's...

The barcode is for the item itself. There's nothing that you could possibly scan to show you the different price, because that's not how the system works.

The faster way to fix it is to go into the TEP Agent app and press the refresh button in the top-right.

Correct, because the metrics are based on DCPI and not eaches. What Dysprosed is still correct however, as the same thing applies to both DCPI and eaches. If an item is sold and goes into priority, you pull it, it adds 1 to the DCPIs filled. If that item is sold again and goes into priority, it...

They might be purposely overscheduling expecting there to be call outs.

I've never noticed it before this past week. It also isn't when you scan barcodes fast like Lights said, it happens when scanning at a normal pace. Yesterday it even happened once just scanning the location label, it went right to asking how many you are taking without even scanning an item.