Can I get in trouble for not bagging an OPU?

[ricearoni]

Hi, this was my first time doing any type of fulfillment and I think it went okay but by the time I got done with picking everything I was about to hit compliance. I don’t normally do this job in my store and I’m always in the back room. The leader who asked me to help do one said I can do one order, bag it, and leave for the day. The problem was though that I don’t know where everything is and it took a little time and by the time I got done fully I was 5 minutes from hitting compliance. I told the front end TL this and they said they would have someone bag it but I’m worried they’re going to be mad at me for it. I already got my job done and agreed to stay an hour over to help. I just want to know if this is considered really bad? I’m still in my 90 days and I don’t want to screw anything up. Thanks

 

[Dead and Khaki]

Happens all the time. I did it yesterday, in fact ("Deal Day" was a clusterfuck). As long as you notified a TL and they assured you it would be taken care of, that's just...doing your job, which entails different things in different circumstances.

 

[BadWolf4531]

You're fine. The system is purposely designed so that the person picking the order can hand it off to a different person to bag the items, when necessary. You also notified a TL that the order still needed to be bagged so that (a) the order didn't go late and (b) you didn't get in trouble for hitting compliance. You did everything right!

 

[sbrando7]

Next time, take your meal earlier. Don't wait for the last minute.

When you reach an hour before compliance, finish your current OPU batch and go on your break.