Cutting the grass when i was a kid was better and i didn't get paid for it.
I getting a bit tired of seeing people always get away with things and complain about the work they have to do. People in the backroom are far the worst. They got it easy compared to being on floor. Plus they just can't seem to handle an item once. It has to be handle multiple times. I watched someone move a pallet 3 times before they was done with it. It was a nice face palm moment. Nothing is ever done right and alot of time is wasted. Like putting potatoes chip on the bottom of a pallet and putting boxed items on top. And stacking Gatorade on top of open packs of Gatorade. Very smart.
Doing things right the first time & smarter and not harder isn't Targets best friend. The training is by far sub-par as sucks. The people i work with a mostly lazy. I don't know how they stay out of trouble and not get into trouble. So i would have to say about 60% of the people who handle items in the way of stocking them finds a way to make putting one item on the shelf the longest way they can. If you can dodge a wrench, You can dodge a ball. Not at my store. How are they still working.
So how many people here. Buy there lunch, wash your hands, put lunch in mirco, then clock out for your 30 mins. I'm getting tired of seeing that go down. Then when the 30mins is up. They clock back in and sit down for 5-10 more mins. So they get about a 45-60mins lunch. Talk about getting it right in the side. But the better part is. If the person who is really working that day is late just by 1min. They get a new hole put in them. Like if your doing cardboard on a truck day.
Speaking of truck day. I love it when people come back with carts filled of cardboard and just push them into the backroom. Someone in the back always has the key. If not ask for it. Target does not employee a cardboard dog and i'm not your dog. It's your work you do it. Most of the time they tell you i have other things to do. Sure they do.
In other news how many people here does the repack boxes in C & D with out a PDA. Must be nice to have the use of a PDA. But when you work with out a PDA and Target loves to flex items on the shelf's to make them look full. It kinda makes your job alot harder. So back stock it goes. Then when the outs team does there little PDA thing and checks stocks. They will skip over the item that was flexed out. Yea Target... Flex it more. I know what your thinking. You can check to see the location at a scanner. You can also check it in a backstock stock pile. Because i'm not wasting my time walking an item down tot he middle of C&D to scan something.
In P-Fresh is it so hard to break down the pallet when they come in and put the items on cages. I have a better idea. Lets put the pallet on a flat and push it out to the floor. This way the pallet hangs off teh side of the flat about 6-8 inches per side. Very smart dog indeed.
Also what with pushing flats anyway. They pile the boxes so high on them you can see anything. I already hit an employee with one. It would be safer to pull them then push them if your going to stack them 8 feet high. Or maybe just learn how to stack them on a flat would be great.
Then when the pulls in the morning come out. I love having C&D items in the A pulls in the morning. Nothing says wasting time like walking over to C&D to put a basket away.
I'm getting way to tired of the way Target runs it stores.
I getting a bit tired of seeing people always get away with things and complain about the work they have to do. People in the backroom are far the worst. They got it easy compared to being on floor. Plus they just can't seem to handle an item once. It has to be handle multiple times. I watched someone move a pallet 3 times before they was done with it. It was a nice face palm moment. Nothing is ever done right and alot of time is wasted. Like putting potatoes chip on the bottom of a pallet and putting boxed items on top. And stacking Gatorade on top of open packs of Gatorade. Very smart.
Doing things right the first time & smarter and not harder isn't Targets best friend. The training is by far sub-par as sucks. The people i work with a mostly lazy. I don't know how they stay out of trouble and not get into trouble. So i would have to say about 60% of the people who handle items in the way of stocking them finds a way to make putting one item on the shelf the longest way they can. If you can dodge a wrench, You can dodge a ball. Not at my store. How are they still working.
So how many people here. Buy there lunch, wash your hands, put lunch in mirco, then clock out for your 30 mins. I'm getting tired of seeing that go down. Then when the 30mins is up. They clock back in and sit down for 5-10 more mins. So they get about a 45-60mins lunch. Talk about getting it right in the side. But the better part is. If the person who is really working that day is late just by 1min. They get a new hole put in them. Like if your doing cardboard on a truck day.
Speaking of truck day. I love it when people come back with carts filled of cardboard and just push them into the backroom. Someone in the back always has the key. If not ask for it. Target does not employee a cardboard dog and i'm not your dog. It's your work you do it. Most of the time they tell you i have other things to do. Sure they do.
In other news how many people here does the repack boxes in C & D with out a PDA. Must be nice to have the use of a PDA. But when you work with out a PDA and Target loves to flex items on the shelf's to make them look full. It kinda makes your job alot harder. So back stock it goes. Then when the outs team does there little PDA thing and checks stocks. They will skip over the item that was flexed out. Yea Target... Flex it more. I know what your thinking. You can check to see the location at a scanner. You can also check it in a backstock stock pile. Because i'm not wasting my time walking an item down tot he middle of C&D to scan something.
In P-Fresh is it so hard to break down the pallet when they come in and put the items on cages. I have a better idea. Lets put the pallet on a flat and push it out to the floor. This way the pallet hangs off teh side of the flat about 6-8 inches per side. Very smart dog indeed.
Also what with pushing flats anyway. They pile the boxes so high on them you can see anything. I already hit an employee with one. It would be safer to pull them then push them if your going to stack them 8 feet high. Or maybe just learn how to stack them on a flat would be great.
Then when the pulls in the morning come out. I love having C&D items in the A pulls in the morning. Nothing says wasting time like walking over to C&D to put a basket away.
I'm getting way to tired of the way Target runs it stores.
