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Not to nitpick, but enhanced SFS stores don't necessarily have two pickup carriers. Technically enhanced SFS stores, in addition to their normal stock, carry online only items that are stored only in backroom locations to be picked by SFS.

How are you connecting to the printers? Super rad.

It almost definitely was not worth the money. Photo does not have minimum hour requirements. Guests constantly needed help using the kiosks, pulling TMs from the often backed up service desk. And God forbid a problem with the printers came up, it could turn into an hour long troubleshooting...

That is the official way until the new App for empty packages rolls out.

Are they clearance? Or do they show $0.00 when scanned in MyWork?

The App is not out yet. There's a guide on WorkBench detailing what to do with them. Search "Interim empty package" or something along those lines.

I believe all R300 stores got this update within the last week, you're certainly not alone.

Audit will only change the on-hands if there is no stockroom location for the item or the quantity you tell it disagrees with the on-hands and backroom quantity. Examples: 8 on-hand but none on the sales floor and no stockroom location. Auditing to 0 will change all quantities to 0. 8...

Call CSC then and report the problem. They'll probably have you replicate the problem.

Ah I haven't thought to look into what the system thinks is on the floor. Sometimes this happens with product that only has a location on that SPL. Even then, I almost always pull to capacity unless it's a revision, which should pull all items regardless of what the system thinks SFQ is currently.

Couldn't find the backroom thread so here goes. Is it true that POG batches take time to propagate? In that you should wait 10-15 or so minutes between dropping the batch and beginning to pull it? I've noticed when pulling batches for SPLs that after I've pulled and pushed the batch, I can go...

Yeah I don't understand that mindset. My co-GSTL and I make a great team and we work very well together when we have overlapping shifts. But we also don't pretend to be friends or hold faked animosity towards each other. Even when I was GSA I always felt comfortable working with and asking...

Wait, rotating weekends are going away? I am so glad I'm leaving.

Only if required by state law, otherwise Target does not pay out unused vacation.

Yes, as a business, Target has the right to let people go, otherwise known as firing people. Second rule of Target is that there is way too much gossip.

Right. Team Members are supposed to know this. I have no idea how a guest is supposed to know all of this though.

Technically according to the handbook Team Members are not supposed to price challenge items as they are supposed to know how our system works and not take advantage of discrepancies.

I was referring to items sold by 3rd party vendors on Target.com, these are not products Target owns itself. These are not items sold in stores but are supposed to be returnable to stores unless otherwise noted.

Per the communication that was sent to us all third party items are supposed to have a DPCI. Obviously this is not always the case. Though, according to some posts on here DPCI will be replaced by TCIN in a few years.

Does anyone know the DPCI for the code that is on the SodaStream exchange stickers? I'm talking about the DPCI for the barcode on the sticker, not the number for the sticker itself.