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Correct, because the metrics are based on DCPI and not eaches. What Dysprosed is still correct however, as the same thing applies to both DCPI and eaches. If an item is sold and goes into priority, you pull it, it adds 1 to the DCPIs filled. If that item is sold again and goes into priority, it...

They might be purposely overscheduling expecting there to be call outs.

Isn't this just for overnight? At least, that's what a paper by the timeclock at my store said.

I've never noticed it before this past week. It also isn't when you scan barcodes fast like Lights said, it happens when scanning at a normal pace. Yesterday it even happened once just scanning the location label, it went right to asking how many you are taking without even scanning an item.

I've encountered a new bug several times now, where sometimes in a pull if you scan a wrong item, it will act as if you scanned the correct item. It will still update the counts as if you pulled the correct item, which means the counts and backstock numbers will be wrong if you don't notice it.

It's a little bit nicer to use, but they need to fix the thing that says if it's in stock or not, because it will say things are in stock when all the counts are 0.

Probably half of the things every TM, TL, and ETL does every day is against "best practices".

That's just how priority pulls work, and yes it is stupid. It's basically impossible to have a high fill percentage unless you have people pulling in the last hour, so you have to have a closer in every department who has to pull, no zoning or reshop, or the numbers will suffer.

Your TL is correct, it's based on DCPI, not on eaches. If you look at the numbers in MPM it says it's based on DCPIs filled.

In non-zoomer terms, he's saying it's a smart idea.

I'm not sure I understand this part. What do you mean that Target refused to give you an employee discount? I'm not sure how they could possibly do that, when you were there you would have just used your TM number. And why would you expect a competing store to give you a discount for working...

If you don't clear the notifications, it eventually hits a limit and you won't get any more.

You can't really compare share prices directly like that. Walmart has almost 6x more shares than Target, so the market cap is about 8x as much. As for the subject of the post, that tends to happen to pretty much every big national corporation. They get big enough that they can hire executives...

There's one grocery item I'm aware of that's like that. It's been that way for probably a year now.

I've never heard anyone call it a two-tier. I have however jokingly referred to ordinary shopping carts as two-tiers.

My store just reinstalled a couple of them. Our PML was told to by someone higher up. Maybe they're making a comeback? It was very weird hearing the "fast service needed" for the first time in probably 2 years...

It's amazing to me how you can already set part of the store you're working in so you get notifications just for your area, and they don't use this for the most common kind of notifications.

The sticker covering up the screen is the worst part of that image.

Why does the new keyboard have such a long delay in between entering numbers? Why does nobody test these things before forcing them on everyone? Also it's gonna be real fun now whenever a guest asks me where some medication is, and there's no word suggestion so it's going to take me 10 times to...

The 4th is always dead at my store. These last few days though have been strangely slow as well, it didn't really feel like there was a holiday coming up.