I had one seasonal telling me that she didn’t feel like looking thru boxes on a tub for towels, and that style was not done pushing so she could not find clothes that was received that day.I've honestly run out of ways to explain to the seasonal tms that they need to actually be looking/digging for items and their walk can't be a nice stroll around the store. so many of them don't see it on the first glance and just move on but when I walk with them later, its under the shirt they looked at or on the back of the rack or literally on the next shelf. I've tried being nice and babying through every step. I've told them to partner with salesfloor tms for every single item they can't find before they get to me. I've tried explaining WHY exactly we do things that way. I've tried being strict and only giving directions and times. I don't know how to help them or if they're worth helping anymore. even my TL is at the point of giving up. we've had over 1000 carry over the past few nights, I don't know how we're going to survive the rest of Q4.
When I told her that yes she had to dig thru the tub and the breakout repacks and the metro racks, she was annoyed that she had to actually work and her excuse was that she didn’t have a rfid gun. She never went on the walkie to ask for one.
I am over it already, TMs who were kept after the COVID hiring think they know it all and put their 2 cents in, I don’t know how many times I have to go over the fact that you grab an opu bag , scan one item at a time and put it in the bag and repeat until full, then create a label and put it in location , and not scan all the items and reprint labels.
And that would be great if actual trainers would train seasonals and not random TMs!
i had to stop a couple of seasonals from scanning the shelf label! I was just walking by...