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That's a shame. I know a few really damn good AP tm's who are on final after just one bad stop. Some of them are for petty policy restraints.

What did she chew him out for?

Sounded like the grandmother complained to a tm and one of the tm's rolled their eyes.

Welcome flowman!

It's not on that list. I'm still on the hunt for that tune. :confused:

Not quite, but thanks for the link. I'm going through the songs on the list to try to find it.

I got the biggest rush of nostalgia for some reason after hearing that loop Target used to play on the TVs in electronics. You can hear/see what I'm talking about starting at 0:08 in this video... If you listen carefully to the background audio, that's the tune I'm talking about! Any idea if...

Welcome! I want to shadow what redeye58 said. Definitely use this time to your advantage. It'll definitely pick up a month from now.

Congrats and welcome! 1. Being a TPS (Assets Protection), one of my biggest perks is self management. I get to do my tasks the way I want to do them without having to worry about being micromanaged by anyone in the store. 2. Depending on the store, you might have to deal with poor management...

The spider wraps our flow team puts on merch is down right embarrassing. The level of looseness is just so laughable that I've had guests ask why they're put on in the first place, and I think it's just one or two people that are the culprits.

Our store must operate completely differently than yalls. Small market. 6 channels. Channel 1: general (everyone's on this channel) Channel 2-4: auxiliary convos Channel 5: no one ever uses Channel 6: only the AP walkies work on this channel, which is obviously for conversation between AP team...

OP, you're going to have fun being a TPS, especially if you're at a high risk store. As long as you manage your time properly, the job's totally manageable and at times exciting. Only real downside to any sort of action is the paper work that comes after. You learn a lot about Target's AP...

The uniform never made me less approachable to the people that ask me questions at every turn. It's only when I approach people and ask them "if they need help with anything" that they get the creeps occasionally.

Correction, BOB and LISA. Clearly I haven't worked in a while ;)

I would take the plunge. Work life balance is very important to me, and I just couldn't work someplace that filled me with anxiety (been there). The fact that they pay 12k more sounds even more enticing. Being laid off from a company at your level within a few years seems very unlikely. And even...

I see. I've mostly stressed the BOB and LISA acronyms with my front end cashiers. Any tips on keeping sales floor tm's keen on spotting and communicating suspicious behavior?

What's a setup cart?

If you've worked in AP at Target, chances are, you'll see some things you've never seen before. Anyone have any stories they'd like to share?

As a TPS, I'd like to know how I can improve the AP "initiative" among non AP tm's at my store. Whether you're in AP or not, how do you train other tm's that motivate them to be more AP conscious and to better help your AP team reduce shrink? Also, what do you like to see your TPS's do that...

Some of the messes people leave in the carts make you wonder from what godawful household these people come from. People seem to treat their carts as their own personal traveling trash can after a meal at food ave. We get the weekly cart drenched from top to bottom in marinara sauce. The...