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No doubt there are, though I don't think you followed the specifics. I won't rehash them, but if you care to reread them you'll understand that the problem didn't just solve itself immediately, exactly, and entirely after a year & a half. I think the anonymous policy described on the site is...

That section now is up and beginning to populate with products. Which means 2 things: 1) The situation described was unique enough that someone with the power to change it read this thread (thank you for using your spy skills for good & not evil). 2) My cover is blown, so I won't be using this...

LOL! You know you've had too many years of exposure to retail corporate jargon when you read "resign" and think they want to update the signs.

Adding those moving walls destroyed our backroom efficiency. We have a busy store and a tiny backroom. All the busiest backroom aisles are in the same moveable group, so only one person can work at a time. We stand and wait turns. Extra time is spent because ladders have to be moved, and walls...

I think you've hit on the truth. Locks & stools disappeared from that empty location with the remodel, and an endcap with furniture felt pads disappeared from the planogram altogether. There is no endcap on that aisle anymore. The only mystery is why none of the managers have cared in more than...

Space. Just one empty void. The entire section of the aisle has no shelves or pegs. I suppose all that was cannibalized over time for seasonal resets and other projects. I'm not exaggerating when I say it's creepy how everyone acts like it's supposed to be empty.

I do ask the guests to file a comment, but I doubt any of them want to spend the time, considering they'll be spending extra time driving to another store to get what they came in for. There are no scannable labels in the dead zone. There are none of those items in backstock. The back room has...

We definitely don't sell any of the items I listed. Not on the pog since the remodel more than a year ago. Yet, every other Target in the radius around us sells them, and the entire shelf section of the tool aisle I mentioned has also been empty since then. I don't think the pog knows the...

The remodel lead left after the remodel was "finished", and quite a few things weren't actually completed. I think I'll just try to catch this newest SD when I'm off the clock some day and pitch the idea. After years of working in an environment where all the managers care about is meeting their...

Just as many guests have done, I've walked back into the store a couple of times over the years to pay for something that got missed at checkout. I wasn't concerned about consequences, because it's idiotic to punish someone for being honest, and nobody enjoys working for idiots.

I haven't even met my current SD. I've been through a dozen in fifteen years. We're in a very rich neighborhood, so we can't fail even during a recession, but somehow the SDs find a way to botch it. None of them figure out that corporate gaslighting doesn't match reality in the trenches. Also...

No review for me this year, either. I wouldn't recognize a two-cent raise on my paycheck any more than I would all the other years. The only significant bumps happen when the base pay rate goes up for everyone.

After our store remodel, some popular products disappeared from the sales floor, and even though they're sold at nearby Targets, never returned to our store even more than a year after the remodel. Specifically, padlocks, furniture felt pads, and adult step stools went away completely. We have...