Same here. We are a little less accurate probably with putting it up as you set but it all gets put up every week. Sometimes it gets put up at the end of the week.
For sure, the signing is just not as accurate anymore in terms of it being on the paper work or even coming in on time. There’s been plenty of time the pog doesn’t call for it based off the paperwork but it scans on pog when going through the signing.
I’ve had my team all over so far since there’s so much to set:
Only thing I’d do differently is stationary. With the amount of moves it is definitely faster and easier to have multiple people do it but still a good plan
Except what if it just plain doesn't work? A TM set the feminine care aisle yesterday and asked me about some signage she was supposed to put up. There are 3 or 4 of those banner-style signs that sit on top of the gondola. (Not sure I'm describing that correctly - the sign is not very high, maybe 5 inches?, and I think 3 feet long. It sits in a plastic holder held up with magnetic "feet.") We have signs to go over maxi pads and liners, plus one for the "clean" products like Honey Pot and L. All well and good except the shelves go so high up plus the height of the product boxes means no one will ever see that signage. So what's the point?
I can't tell you how many signs I've thrown away because they simply do not work with the POG.
If I had one more person I would. Absolutely. Good news is one TM and I started Mini today so we can wrap up what we can set in Mini tomorrow.
What is the point of these? Worthless. Waste of paper and time. "Did you tie the pog?" Do I really need to answer this? Meanwhile, I'll have etls tie off pogs and revisions just to get them off the list.
That not the only thing on the ppa .
post assessment planogram is ppa or something like that
While it’s a good tool, it’s technically only best practice to do during a remodel. Until it’s digital and I can easily go back reference things all in once place I don’t think they’re super necessary. If you’re reasonably versed in presentation it’s just all things you do anyway.
Our store decided to box up all non food and QMOS all bakery and peeps in order to have enough room to set. All in all 8 pallets worth of stuff we're going to sit on to salvage next week. Good job Easter buyer!
