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Except with my checkout orders.Some items require you to spend $25 on an order to get free shipping on them now unfortunately
Except with my checkout orders.Some items require you to spend $25 on an order to get free shipping on them now unfortunately
Some items require you to spend $25 on an order to get free shipping on them now unfortunately
With my store's culture, I don't really feel it's part of my job anymore. I know ASANTS. We no longer have anything in TSC showing what our goal is, who got how many cards for the week, etc. I have not gotten ANY acknowledgement when I have gotten one, nor has anyone spoken to me when I've had a dry spell. I don't know what my store's goal is. Very few cashiers ask guests at all and there doesn't seem to be any repercussions for not asking.
I prefer to not push the RC with the guest and get a good guest survey which seems to be more important these days.
With that said, when my store rewarded cashiers with gift cards, I made sure I came home with a gift card every shift.
We do not, we are also not allowed to give incentives anymore. Let me know if you come up with anything fun to motivate cashiers. My ETL GE isn't happy because we aren't getting very many red cards.Anyone still do recard games? I need ideas....
My store just does basic things like candy land etc. Random squares have prizes under them. We also did a thing where whoever got the first redcard got the prize (one of those football spot dogs) and then every person who got one after they kept passing it along until the magical time the GSTL made up at beginning of the day. I think we’ve done monopoly before. We did a fishing game where you pulled a fish off for each redcard and some had prizes on the back. During Super Bowl we did each redcard got 10 yards on a board they made and each yardline was a different prize, endzone was the best prize. I’m sure you’ve done most of these though as these are all fairly basic.Anyone still do recard games? I need ideas....
Except with my checkout orders.
Why is that not a Zebra app or something so there's no need to rely on 1 or 2 devices that go down and take weeks to repair?
Understand that there’s no card reader but couldn’t they type the information in? As if they were buying it online? Or is that just too uncomfortable for some people..?Zebras don't have a card reader. It's not like a square reader, it has some cool security features.
Keyed numbers usually cost the store more.Understand that there’s no card reader but couldn’t they type the information in? As if they were buying it online? Or is that just too uncomfortable for some people..?
It would be super cool if guests could order items not available in store from Target.com through self checkouts.
nope. Gift registry iPads maybe. SCO would hold up the line foreverIt would be super cool if guests could order items not available in store from Target.com through self checkouts.
nope. Gift registry iPads maybe. SCO would hold up the line forever
Would never work at stores with only 4 SCOs. Lines would be too long and not enough people to help guests. Registry iPads or new kiosks would be way better. GSTMs could help guests.But that's what we have now, basically. That break and take weeks to repair and are basically useless. No solution is perfect, but at least SCO would allow guests to order the items they want, the stores to get the sales credit and there might be ways around the email requirement.
Understand that there’s no card reader but couldn’t they type the information in? As if they were buying it online? Or is that just too uncomfortable for some people..?
I wish the MyCheckout device was utilized more at my store. I wish GS had one. I wish they worked consistently. I feel we are missing out on sales because it's just not a thing at my store.
Do those devices require the guest to have an email address?
I had a guest who did not have an email address, I shit you not.