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Could there be any instance when it would matter? Like, you worked a double, then submitted for twenty hours that day?

A lot of team leaders want to know when you've finished a pull. You might need to call it out on your walkie talkie when you're done.

RebelAtHeart, I'm going to take your success story at face value. It's really great that you could get your inbound team turned around in only three months. But understand that that's just not going to happen at a lot of stores.

The hardest part of this job for me is when I feel like I'm stuck doing somebody else's.

Funny that. I started doing it pretty regularly a couple years ago and other TMs do it, too. I've never heard anything about it being a problem. No leaders, no TMs who make bales, nothing from the property manager. Go figure. Can anybody settle this?

Hey, let's keep it positive on channel one. I don't know if it's kosher, but something a few of us do at my store is hit the red emergency stop when it has pressed down as far as it can, just as it starts to come back up again.

I'm gonna be LOA for a while and I expect I'll be right back pushing CHEM when I return. Good ol' CHEM. When you can't sink any lower.

Sage advice.

April hours Bring TM glowers. But what do TM glowers bring?

So now it's like the phones are "opt out" rather than "opt in"? It's like Target assuming you're a smoker.

I've never thought of the call being "rerouted". I figure if my phone is ringing, then anybody else signed into the same area is hearing the ring too.

So, I never actually disconnected the call? Hmm ... But if we're all automatically logged in, wouldn't there have been more than two people seeing the call?

Today a call showed up on my Zebra. It took up the full screen. I thought I recognized the name as that of another team member, and I wasn't about to answer a personnel call while trying to backstock. I tapped the red button and the call disappeared. But a few seconds later it was back again...

Hey, man. Supply chain.

I swear to god, I've been GM for more than two years and this is the first time I've ever read or heard anything that comes anywhere close to an explanation of how one-for-one numbers work. Thanks for doing my team lead's job.

Swear to god, was trying to help a guest the other day and the incoming call was blocking the info I needed. Wouldn't think to do it otherwise. Not in a million years. Hand on a bible.

(You can't always just ignore them!)

What would happen to an incoming call if I pressed Reject on my Zebra instead of Accept?

Maybe this is an example of ASANTS. At my store a lot of team members, like GM pushers, are not encouraged to be "proactive" on tasks like price corrections. If it's something that means you're going to stop pushing your U-boat, there are leaders who are going to want you to tell them so that...

(Didn't really mean that. Just validating your feelings, justpeachy.)