Yes. Instead of referring to it as Acheiving Excellence, it will now be referred to as "Maintaining Mediocrity"
It will include further reductions of hours, numerous failed pilots, new equipment which does not work, and software updates that break worse than those that they replace.
Also included for free: a hefty bonus for our lord and savior Brian Cornell for doing such an amazing job. All hail Brian.
I saw that too. I liked the part about letting guests know that yeah, a bunch of stuff is going to be discontinued and go away so be sure to come back multiple times through the month toSaw on WB a focus will be in baby registries this year. Ironic because Babys R Us has a way better selection and we got rid of the baby advisor position at our store a long time ago.
Slim chance but I hope this means bringing back a brand/specialist team member there. I've always felt they miss a lot of sales there when no one is around to help registry shoppers find what they're looking for, based on how often (especially on weekends) I get stopped and help guests put hundreds of dollars in their carts. And if there was someone to maintain the zone so the products were actually there to buy, that'd be even more money for stores.Saw on WB a focus will be in baby registries this year. Ironic because Babys R Us has a way better selection and we got rid of the baby advisor position at our store a long time ago.
Don't know if anyone got the memo, but every store is supposed to be dropping manual CAFs for BB01, BB02, and BB03 daily, as well as researching outs in the baby departments.
Yeah there's no way that's a company-wide thing. They could just change the pull triggers if they want those departments to be full to the max.Don't know if anyone got the memo, but every store is supposed to be dropping manual CAFs for BB01, BB02, and BB03 daily, as well as researching outs in the baby departments.
Saw on WB a focus will be in baby registries this year. Ironic because Babys R Us has a way better selection and we got rid of the baby advisor position at our store a long time ago.
Well the first position that comes to mind is signing, since every store should already have a signing TM. And I can't really see Target saying "yes, let's go ahead and pay signing TMs more for the job they've already been doing."I have heard, though I doubt it, that specialists positions would be back. Anybody know something about this?
Yeah there's no way that's a company-wide thing. They could just change the pull triggers if they want those departments to be full to the max.
- To fulfill the ethos of "fast, fun, and friendly", all team members are instructed to take a predetermined dose of hyperactive stimulants such as cocaine, amphetamines, or MDMA approximately one hour before clocking in. Failure to comply will result in a strict coaching. Drugs will also be determined by position; higher pay grades shall receive more effective drugs, and in higher doses.
They may have been going off on their own interpretation of "best practice", because it's intended for speed-increasing narcotics only. No weed or opiates, not until after you clock out.Fuck, my store must have been a pilot for that because that has been happening for a while here. I always thought the TMs were just showing up for work high.