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The last couple weeks I've noticed that every night, usually somewhere between 6-8 PM, multiple (5-15 in my department) out of stocks will suddenly show up, and none of them will actually be out of stock on the floor.

Grocery, unfortunately. We had one year where GM did it, but nobody there liked doing it (now they know how we feel) so they made it our responsibility again :rolleyes:

I've never heard of anyone getting talked to at my store for taking a long 30. 15s yes, but not 30s. My team lead often takes 40+ minutes and not because of OT.

The priority issue happens regardless of device, it's something in the system itself. And Chrome tabs aren't closed automatically so this always happens on every device unless someone goes through and closes them. I haven't noticed it being a problem though, Chrome doesn't load the page into...

Your TL is correct, it's based on DCPI, not on eaches. If you look at the numbers in MPM it says it's based on DCPIs filled.

If you don't clear the notifications, it eventually hits a limit and you won't get any more.

I don't think it's every item that's a top seller. In my experience in dry grocery it's been stuff like peanut butter, pasta, ramen, G&G chips, Cheez-Its, Clif bars, etc. I haven't seen it happen with things like canned vegetables or soup.

I think it has to do with popular items, the items that it keeps making me pull after only 1 or 2 of them are bought are all things that are very often bought. So 15 minutes later, another person buys one and it wants you to pull it again. Which means you are constantly just pulling the same...

Yes, the total discount is 14.5%.

Even in my area of consumables, which is nowhere near as confusingly laid out as style or beauty, I will have fulfillment TMs who have worked here for months asking me where something is in an aisle when it says right on their device where it is. And 95% of the time it's exactly where it says...

Your team lead or ETL can show you. It's best not to explain how to take them off on a public forum.

I know, I work at one. We have 4 food TLs but I can't see how you could possibly need one just for meat.

I'm just confused why bakery, deli, and especially meat would need their own TLs at your store... Meat is basically the equivalent size of one normal aisle at my store and only gets 1 person scheduled for it each day.

Is it really surprising? It's what almost every big company is doing now. Diversity for the sake of diversity, fighting racism with more racism.

I'm pretty sure that would be considered working off the clock and not allowed. Why would you need to look at it when you're not at work, anyway?

You can't install any apps on the device. It has whatever apps corporate adds.

That's what inflation will do for you...

Pretty much what we had here a few weeks ago. We didn't close, we just had a nice empty store with no guests getting in our way.

Carrying anything more than your box cutter will get you in trouble.

Do you talk regularly at work/on break? Does she seem to have any sort of interest in you? If the answer to either of these is no, then yes it'd be awkward and possibly creepy.