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Every position in AP deals with internals. I probally spent minimum 25% of my time on internals, some weeks I had to work entire 40 hour weeks on overnight shifts hiding in the AP office. All as a TPS.

Right before I left they did an update to the software, but you used to be able to log-in to any store you wanted (even as a tps). Worked out handy for the other store in our town. they only had a APL and we had ETL-AP, 4 TPS's and 2 APS's. We ran cameras for them on multiple occasions while...

Yes we had one in a dome at one of my stores, for as many years as I remember, and nothing at my second store, but we could have if needed.

Everywhere can be monitored except bathrooms and the actual fitting rooms. Microphones can be deployed(or used to be able to when I worked), but I have never seen or heard of it happening, and needs some pretty high approval because of legal crap. I have put pin-hole cameras in ETL offices...

If it was a good ETL-AP, he shouldn't care unless you being on your phone causes a loss to the store. Being in electronics that is definitely a higher risk. Just keep your head on a swivel, and keep moving and your head up if teens or sketchy people are in your area. I know my ETL-AP...

When i was a TPS I implemented a system of seemingly random audits by AP of the backroom. Not sure what the score was, I know it was always on the high end of green. Scores mean jack. your backroom is not accurate, I guarantee it. I would audit a couple aisles and come out with a flat full...

If you can let AP know about it, then let them know as it is happening....Most likely its to late to do anything right at that moment, But like The Dude says, we can build on it, if they come back and do it again, we can stop them and charge them on the current crime and add on the past...

Haha, thats the spirit.....AP should call it in to get re-calibrated if it happens more then once or twice a day. I really hated those towers when I was in AP.....they didn't help us one bit.

I loved loved loved catching internals. It was my favorite part of the job, that, and maintaining our camera system. But that doesn't mean I wanted to catch people and tattle on them for being on the phones. The ETL's would always come in asking us to move cameras here and there because they...

Like its been covered, no one but AP team can access cameras. When I was in AP with the older systems we always had the overnight ETL screwing with our cameras.We would go over the recordings and he would be sitting in the AP office on the cameras half the night. Well one time we were working...

AP will be watching electronic items, we used to have quite a few TM's swapping products out. Buying the new Xbox, and putting an old Xbox in its place, same with baby cams, etc.

Nobody will say anything until an accident happens, Certified or not, if you F'ed up its on you. Thats what the certification is for, if you signed it and get in an accident, you didn't follow the guidelines, no fighting it they are designed for liability. If you didn't get certified and get...

Tell your AP, Seriously, I know our AP team acted a fool most of the time, but we really would help anyone that came to us, even if it was beyond what Target would say is right. We have lots of contacts with the police, and even if it hasn't crossed the line yet, between us and our Police...

Tell your AP, we would move some cameras to get "evidence"....funny, but really it would happen.....

As a former AP TM who loved searching for internals, I would have already spotted your TM guest. But I would say for a cashier, finish the transaction and tell AP you thought it was fishy and leave it at that. If you call him out on it, They may stop and I won't have enough evidence to...

When I worked for Target in MN (7yrs), I called out once due to weather. But it depends on your area. a foot of snow and we would have a 90% turnout, but elsewhere it could be only 10% showing up. It depends on your area. MN has a lot more plows and equipment then lets say Tennessee. The...

A lot depends on the store and your ETL-AP. I worked at a few different stores as a TPS and each one was different and held all the rules with different weights. For example, my first store we were in the top 3 in our group for 3 years for # and $ of apprehensions, but we also had the most...

It varies on the store. at AP perspective. 1st store I had, we assigned keys out permanently to team members, BR had lockup/cage. receiving, wave, and baler, AP team member had access to everything but main door......etc....... Had 2 lockbox's one for dayside 6 electronics sets (m0re for 4th...

If I was still a TPS, don't call me if..... -There is a dog in the store and its not biting somebody, tell an LOD to take care of it. - Empty Packages under $50, as long as you log them in and put in empty package bin. (exception is if they are in the backroom or in the electronics cage /...

I just skimmed the post and didn't see this mentioned yet, sorry if it was already said. This shirt was going to be rolled out last year and a new AP role "AP Team Member" which would wear it. I know they could initiate apps in certain circumstances and have different daily activities and role...