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I guess the stores were too busy unloading a 12am truck and picking 35000 sfs units to spend resources on that fight.

We probably had 5x as many people at store open compared to last year. Even if most of them didn't buy much it was still a win.

Theres plenty of clearance in the backroom. Just no payroll to get it out.

Programmer: Oh you wanted that to actually function and not just be blue text?

Its just GM TL who owns the process and whatever else they're responsible for.

It also means most of the TMs on the floor aren't in a position to stop and help guests when they ask.

I think most stores are going to expand beauty and style (with men's gaining space) depending on store layout. I think it's called Project Nova on Workbench.

I saw someone used 12" peg hooks and cut a label strip holder hold them. Glad that an entire team who works on this for a year couldn't get it right. Wonder what it will look like post layoffs.

Did anyone figure this one out? We have 5 too

Walmart is like a decade ahead tech wise. They had AI fixing on hands for likely out of stocks like 5 years ago.

So how's everyone feeling about the safety of those trees on the ornament bins?

Did the myday update stop everyone else from seeing the POGs in the set tool?

At this point I'm just happy for POG to slow down.

Had the issue while setting men's basics this week. POG added an additional row for the large size (F2 and F3) but wouldn't print the labels for F2 - I had to reuse the old ones.

Did your display tags for powered greenery pog come in separate from the tree table tags?

Be careful what you wish for though. When you get 3 trucks are week your entire food and gm push team is the Inbound team.

I doubt anyone involved has thought about these edge cases.

Supposedly that will stop being on option soon. Being able to see the POG in reverse on the device might be the final step before that happens.

Now what they need to do is print the blank label strip for the sections that need it (like toilet paper).

Not the ones we build. Just a bunch of unproductive space. Before they shrunk it last time I saw a number where water bottles sold like $200 per linear salesfloor space for every $1 the bike wall did.