How many SDs does your store have?

[Tessa120]

Larger volume stores used to have an operations etl that oversaw all etls. They were not the sd, but were the middle man. Pretty sure they did away with that position.

I can't be sure but I think we were pretty small. And I think it was more informal.

 

[happygoth]

Larger volume stores used to have an operations etl that oversaw all etls. They were not the sd, but were the middle man. Pretty sure they did away with that position.

You know, it never dawned on me that Target doesn't have an Operations Manager. Sears always had one, and they were considered the second in command.

 

[chibichernikova]

idk about y'all but my store has 47, clearly

Spoiler

but fr we have 0 lol

 

[Yetive]

You know, it never dawned on me that Target doesn't have an Operations Manager. Sears always had one, and they were considered the second in command.

We used to have an OPs Mgr. Looooong time ago.

 

[allnew2]

Larger volume stores used to have an operations etl that oversaw all etls. They were not the sd, but were the middle man. Pretty sure they did away with that position.

I am an operation etl and oversee the gm and specialty etl( the one that has home sea) only. But no the style or tech etl

 

[graydot]

Larger volume stores used to have an operations etl that oversaw all etls. They were not the sd, but were the middle man. Pretty sure they did away with that position.

From what I remember ETL-Ops was for stores on an overnight process. They oversaw Price Accuracy, dayside Backroom, and Instocks. I don’t remember that they oversaw their peers.

 

[Coqui]

ETL Ops wasn’t responsible for other ETLs when they were around. The Sr merch had ETLs that reported to them, now it’s just a Sr ETL.

 

[HRTMKendall]

There's a store in my district that has an SD and a Senior ETL for Inbound Operations who has regular ETLs under him.

 

[Ashfromoldsite]

ETL Ops wasn’t responsible for other ETLs when they were around. The Sr merch had ETLs that reported to them, now it’s just a Sr ETL.

I’m Talking late 90s. Way before most of your times I suppose.

 

[HInbound]

Larger volume stores used to have an operations etl that oversaw all etls. They were not the sd, but were the middle man. Pretty sure they did away with that position.

We have a Senior ETL who's the go-between for all ETL's and the SD.

 

[SilentCrow]

If the store is in a certain sales bracket they may have a Sr.ETL

 

[boringClerk03]

There's a store in my district that has an SD and a Senior ETL for Inbound Operations who has regular ETLs under him.

An SD and Sr ETL for overnight only?

 

[boringClerk03]

Stores that do $100M+ get a Sr. ETL, an ETL Closing, an additional APL, and a smattering of more leadership positions.

 

[allnew2]

My store just acquired a flex etl . No sfs for us

 

[KarmaToBurn]

Does Target have the payroll for 2 sds?

Sure, they just need to cut back on some TM hours... it's not like we need a Tech person this time of year

 

[HRTMKendall]

An SD and Sr ETL for overnight only?

Yes!

 

[BackupTL]

Stores that do $100M+ get a Sr. ETL, an ETL Closing, an additional APL, and a smattering of more leadership positions.

I feel like the threshold for ETL-Closing should be much lower, like the next volume bracket down. It makes more sense for an exempt to be able to manage the uncertainties that come with closing medium-high to high volume stores.