Recent content by nevermind

Hi Zoomers: it's because there's no room on the floor and also because I don't have enough time to flex it out because you're giving me 12 hours a week.

HQ is blaming stores for not completing workload. I'm getting a work shirt with this printed front and back.

At my store, the Receiving TM does such a great job but is pretty unfriendly so nobody wants to piss her off. If asked questions about something she'll say "just put it there I'll take care of it". If they add to her workload in a "what is the fucking point of this new process?" she might just...

Lots of great information (also lots of corporate Gobbledygook) in the above. I don't know where it came from but if they would just post it at TSC, interested TMs could read it and get a 'holistic' view of what's coming and what's being worked on. Anyway, as an ODTM, this one stuck out to me...

Both our Safeway (Albersons) & our Frys (Kroger) generally have one cashier & an SCO observer. It's such a cluster at either store. I hate grocery shopping in this town. I eat bread & cheese most of the time.

I use this rule for everything. Very little official communication at my store.

My store insists on poorly scheduling EVERY week. It's like the holidays and event days mean nothing to them. And then the extra busy days the SD and 2 ETLs just stay home. Pisses me off every fucking time.

I sure do remember Kronos.

'workforce management' as described by gsa4lyfe actually makes sense. Giant trucks need more hours to process than smaller trucks.

I agree, but our stupid cow SD stubbornly insists ^^ is not the case at all and everything is as it should be. Oh I guess that's actually called 'gaslighting'. She and HR ETL are mega-stars at that.

My store would Fall Apart in about a week & a half. GM ETL (a guy) would work his ass off to hold/do everything while the rest of the ETLs & SD (women) would treat him like shit & and bitch and moan & blame him about why shit not getting done. Then he would quit. And I would fucking laugh and...

Tracking inventory = "it's all on the line in repacks" = INF that motherfucker = I don't get paid enough for this shit.

scanning those huge hanger bins of salvage stuff just dumped in? nope nope no thanks.

I change shelf caps all the time to reflect accuracy and also pp process. Especially in kitchen with the seasonal 1, 3, and 5 stuff where the counts are always off.

omg I wonder what's wrong with mine every day, but I've never heard a guest say it lol