Archived How are you actually supposed to set a POG?
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Is it new or a revision? With revisions I put up the shelf strips, match the product, and drop an exf batch.
It would be a revision. It was for water bottles.
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There's probably 6-8 different sections in our store with water bottles. Which one is yours?
1. Infants
2. Sporting goods
3. Back to school
4. Kitchen
5. Seasonal in front of store
6. Endcap of kitchen
7. Another section in toys/sporting goods
1. Infants
2. Sporting goods
3. Back to school
4. Kitchen
5. Seasonal in front of store
6. Endcap of kitchen
7. Another section in toys/sporting goods
Kitchen
I personally do it this way
Tie
Hit no to drop batch
Run strips, pegs
Make sure everything is pushed/back stocked
Audit to make sure all on hands are correct
Shoot every item in exf to update capacity and drop batch
Pull
Push
Enjoy a near perfect set, with almost zero Backstock
Tie
Hit no to drop batch
Run strips, pegs
Make sure everything is pushed/back stocked
Audit to make sure all on hands are correct
Shoot every item in exf to update capacity and drop batch
Pull
Push
Enjoy a near perfect set, with almost zero Backstock
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The pog shows what fixtures and signing to use. Read it.
The one I did today just showed I needed 6 shelves. Not the dividers or type of pegs or anything
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Then it didn’t call for anything else other than shelves. Always check the line listing in the zebra to see if it’s different than the paper pog.
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Sometimes you have to use your best judgement as to whether to add dividers when not called for. Pegs are most likely the standard 9" pegs. For heavy items, use heavy duty 9".
It does this anyway. I can tie the pog first thing and pull before I set. Boom, it drops half my pull into the autofill. So what do you do?
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The POG will remain in the move app even if it’s dropped into the auto/caf. If someone else is working on the pog and you’re pulling the caf, i’d Ask the tm to at least open the pog on their move app so it’ll look like it’s being worked on, and it’ll remove itself from the CAF. If you’re gonna have to pull the auto/caf anyway it shouldn’t really matter. It’s yours to pull/push anyway.
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Ask your leader and have him/her to show you how it’s better for you to understand in person and if you are a quick learner you can be on your own from there it’s very easy I actually love doing POGs than pushing the truck lol
That's normal for kitchen water bottles.
Have someone show you how to use the pricing app to scan through the salvage or clearance. Have someone in your store show you where to box up the salvaged items.
Then put away all the bottles that go to places like sporting goods, or another kitchen aisle. - that stuff is just reshop/strays that need to be put away.
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Don’t tie the pog until the auto fill for that group has been pulled. If you do it before, it will mix with the auto fill.
Some of the auto fills don't even get pulled until 8 or 9 o'clock. Hard to set a pog like baby food or cosmetics without trying in first.
You'd think Target would fix issues like this.
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Don't forget to clean as you go. Always check for signing both inshore merchandising signs and sale signs. 2 steps that often get forgotten but really don't take that long
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