zoning

Hi y'all, So Im new to sales floor, my leader told me to zoning and scan out. What does scan out mean?

What are your stores expectations for zoning speed? How fast do they expect you to finish any given area?

I’m a Hardlines TM and I work in ZD3 (Zone Defender) which my ZD consists of 3 areas I have to zone: toys and sporting goods (E1-E46), baby hardlines (N1-N19) & entertainment (F25-F46). I started working back in February and I’ve had a decent amount of time now and a lot of closing shifts to...

New tm, been here for about a month and getting the hang of things- just wondering how everyone handles their work load for their section. I’m in soft lines, most of the times for infants and I always have so much to do and never get to finish, plus my tl stressing that I need to deep zone all...

I am pretty annoyed that ever since I started working Hardlines a couple of weeks ago at a Super Target, 95% of my shifts have been closing. With our ETL making us stay overtime for one hour due to zoning not being finished and abandons being put back. We start zoning at around 8:30-9. Any tips...

Had multiple LODs and my TL tell me I'm doing a real shit job pushing repacks and zoning. I'm doing it how I was trained and I'm not sure how else they want me to do it. They aren't exactly the types to give constructive criticism either. Been working here for quite a while and not sure why...

the toy section is a three-headed monster not meant to be battled by any one employee alone.

Doing grocery tonight for the first time. Luckily someone else is also scheduled for it too. Normally do HL for other areas but never did for grocery. Any tips? How do you know where your go-backs go to for produce and stuff?

Hey y'all! I've been at Target for about a little over a month now. I usually have pets,auto, luggage, and seasonal as my area but recently I've been schedule for CD&E block at my store which is domestics, furniture, home, stuff, kitchen and cooking appliances, office/school supplies...

Hey guys, I'm a new TM (2 weeks young) and this is also my first retail job :) I am kinda confused on "words" my fellow TM use on the floor...such as 1) zoning, reshop(or restock??), push/pull, backstock, flexing its like I kind of get what they each mean but I feel like I'm confusing most of...

Recently I've worked a couple hardlines shifts and I've also been asked to zone when the front end slows down. I know the basics (cover diamonds, pull two items forward/make the shelf appear full, pick up trash, collect reshop), but I can't seem to zone in a timely manner. My ETL-SF recommended...

So last night was my first day of zoning by myself. I was assigned C and D, home improvement and bedding. I finished all of D and half of C, and I cleared my reshop cart. I feel like I didn't do a good job because I didn't finish both. My TL said I was fast, but I feel like she was just saying...

Greetings all, I'm wondering if anyone might have tips on how to best take care of things in softlines (especially zoning on closing shifts as that's what I mostly have)? I've been there almost 3 weeks now and I still feel I'm too slow. Something I have a problem with is making sure things are...

Sometimes I try too hard to make things look nice and I end up zoning slower than I should, but I also feel like the LODs forget to factor in that there are guests who come up to us asking us questions. In addition to that, sometimes we are pulled out of our zones into another zone because a...

I have a concern at my store. All my other cashiers (most of which don't want to post on here, so I'm voicing this for them) and I have a concern about breaks. Obviously if you're working more than 6 you're required a lunch and one 15 at my store. But here's our concern. I was scheduled...