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Was able to test it again, today. Had to pause a cart shortly after starting it to take over OPU. Whoever took over that cart INFed some items and they show up under my name on MPM.
Seems a bit odd...Kinda makes "sub-carts" pointless now.
It stands for apparel and accessoriesGotcha. What does a&a mean? I keep seeing people write it but I never know
But you should be able to do all that in 30 minutes (HQ thinking) 🙄Anyone else absolutely slammed with OPUs today? When I left we were more than double the total items picked of my previous high for a shift. Shit just kept dropping. At one point this afternoon there were 65 DPCIs in the queue for OPU/Drive-Up and more kept coming. No, those goal times did not get met. Kept INF below 5% though. And, of course, we had visitors today too.
But you should be able to do all that in 30 minutes (HQ thinking) 🙄
Anyone else absolutely slammed with OPUs today? When I left we were more than double the total items picked of my previous high for a shift. Shit just kept dropping. At one point this afternoon there were 65 DPCIs in the queue for OPU/Drive-Up and more kept coming. No, those goal times did not get met. Kept INF below 5% though. And, of course, we had visitors today too.
Easter is Sunday so expect higher levels of OPU for the rest of the week.
We've got all our Beauty TMs plus some random softlines and hardlines peeps trained to grab OPUs for when we're drowning. Leadership knows to grab them if we're on lunch with no coverage, and we call out for their help when nearing pack deadline. It helps balance things out a bit, tho most of it still falls on us even if OPUs are dropping like crazy.and no one really to cover my lunch
Leadership...helping with OPUs? I’m convinced mine doesn’t know how to do them. I mean, they don’t even turn their alerts on; that’s how much they don’t care about SFS/OPU! At any given time in my store, there might be two or three people who know how to pick SFS/OPUs: myself, the BR TL, and maybe one other person. Everyone else is clueless AF, and would tank the metrics if they were taught.We've got all our Beauty TMs plus some random softlines and hardlines peeps trained to grab OPUs for when we're drowning. Leadership knows to grab them if we're on lunch with no coverage, and we call out for their help when nearing pack deadline. It helps balance things out a bit, tho most of it still falls on us even if OPUs are dropping like crazy.
This seems to be a common theme, which sucks. Mine are definitely not perfect, I've been drowning while they're all off schmoozing the visiting Big Wigs and none so much as look at me as I rush past. Or they have alerts on just to yell why the OPU is approaching goaltime when I've got a 40 piece order to scan and bag.I’m convinced mine doesn’t know how to do them
The old timers on my team never want to do OPUs. Only the newer hires jump on them. The old timers also like to only pack. Pisses me off. They're so freaking lazy!
40 DPCIs or eaches? Because the former, 25 minutes at most. Assuming some items are in the backroom, the rest of the grocery items are in a block of aisles properly zoned and the items didn’t come in on today’s truck. A couple of minutes to head over to the other side of the store for babies, and allowing 5 minutes to scan and bag everything. For an order that large I’d rather INF one or two items than miss goal and take the hit to pick on time. But I also walk fast so it really should take less time.A bit random, but how long does a typical 40 item OPU take you? (For the sake of this example, let’s say that it’s mostly grocery with some H+B + diapers or something. No Softlines, and open/backstock like 5 casepacks).
I’m just trying to gauge me and my teams speed.
I've done it in 15 before. But 20-25min is a good time, especially if the backroom is a mess, guest are in the way, getting to an empty cart took a minute, etc etc etc.A bit random, but how long does a typical 40 item OPU take you?
40 DPCIs or eaches? Because the former, 25 minutes at most. Assuming some items are in the backroom, the rest of the grocery items are in a block of aisles properly zoned and the items didn’t come in on today’s truck. A couple of minutes to head over to the other side of the store for babies, and allowing 5 minutes to scan and bag everything. For an order that large I’d rather INF one or two items than miss goal and take the hit to pick on time. But I also walk fast so it really should take less time.
I've done it in 15 before. But 20-25min is a good time, especially if the backroom is a mess, guest are in the way, getting to an empty cart took a minute, etc etc etc.
40 DPCIs or eaches? Because the former, 25 minutes at most. Assuming some items are in the backroom, the rest of the grocery items are in a block of aisles properly zoned and the items didn’t come in on today’s truck. A couple of minutes to head over to the other side of the store for babies, and allowing 5 minutes to scan and bag everything. For an order that large I’d rather INF one or two items than miss goal and take the hit to pick on time. But I also walk fast so it really should take less time.
The old timers on my team never want to do OPUs. Only the newer hires jump on them. The old timers also like to only pack. Pisses me off. They're so freaking lazy!
I don't understand this at all. You'd rather INF stuff that a guest ordered, because it said it was available at the store for pickup, them miss some arbitrary goal time someone in Minneapolis set? Am I reading that right? If that's the kind of service Target is pushing, I guess it's sadder than I ever thought.
I’m not INFing the whole batch. But if there are one or two items that I can’t find, instead of doing my routine of heading back to the backroom to look through market’s wacos in the off chance it’s there but unlocated, checking the line in case it came in today, it’s getting canceled, because yes, pick on time IS given weight around my store. You miss a pick time with a 40 item batch and that KILLs your metrics for the day. Metrics already take a big dive after I leave, so I try to have it as green and close to 100% to minimize any blow in the afternoon.I don't understand this at all. You'd rather INF stuff that a guest ordered, because it said it was available at the store for pickup, them miss some arbitrary goal time someone in Minneapolis set? Am I reading that right? If that's the kind of service Target is pushing, I guess it's sadder than I ever thought.