I put mine on the back of the aisle
The toy focal on one of the aisles in my store pushes the aisle back about 2 feet, so the rear endcaps are also off by about 2 feet and the sign would have to be slanted (probably not even reach).
We've done nothing but push truck this week. I hate you... lol.
Map was on workbench but it's messed up...I would post a picture but it'll reveal my location. Basically someone quickly whipped out a map but forgot to draw lines to indicate gondolas, the wall...etc. I had to print out a BTS map to lay under the seasonal map to try and trace what I could. Had to use the computer screen as a light box to make it work! Billion dollar company and I'm spending my time drawing lines! Oh well, someone's got to do it!
Don't work with certain items and then there are the 'special' ones. SMH
Your fixture room is in a trailer, outside?
Your fixture room is in a trailer, outside?
So when this happens, who gets fired?
I would go butter up your AP TL because they can get a core for anything they want. I believe if all fixture room locks are the same then ask he/she to order you a #23 core. Look at your pad lock where you insert the key. Mine says "23." I recently finally got fed up and started locking my fixture room. I also sent an email out to all the ETL's and TL's to be on board with keeping it locked when the presentation team leaves for the day. It has been hit and miss but at least the expectation is set. I hold everyone accountable for keeping the fixture room brand. This also keeps the "lazy" people out from just dropping off fixtures..."There's A Place for Everything!" And not just on my desk! LOL! It's still a work in progress but it at least keeps random backstock vehicles from being staged in there just because of the empty beautiful space...😁. I know people are pissed off since I started locking it but it's my space!
Can I say "Stupid!" If your SrTL has keys to the store then his "keys" open the fricking door! OMG! Again, you can't fix stupid...🤨Ours was kept locked until a SrTL smashed the doors in with the WAVe because he needed an endcap shelf and didn't want to go all the way up to the service desk to get the keys.
