HearMeRawr3
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Have any stores done this yet? I'm terrified.
Those of you who flex out all your shoes, what do you do with the shoe aisle(s) in your backroom? Do you just have the aisle(s) sit empty or do you STO different fillgroups there?
The shoe specialist position absolutely needs to come back and stay for good.The way Target (does not) deal with shoes is insane. Worst area of the store. It's embarrassing.
The shoe specialist position absolutely needs to come back and stay for good.
The way Target (does not) deal with shoes is insane. Worst area of the store. It's embarrassing
We keep hiring "Shoe Brand" TMs and they quit as fast as we hire them. Cause they actually get to work shoes so it is always a disaster. And disaster is kind.
My store actually has a shoe brand team member, she interviewed for the position and got the 50 cent raise. They just rarely ever schedule her to actually DO her job (and if they DO schedule here the LOD will most of the time have them do reshop).
Yup shoes suck and they always will suck.
But at one point we had some control. Now? Not so much and sales are down, clothing up, shoes down.
"Looking pretty" is how our store is. I used to be so proud of my store. Not so much anymore.... it looks good until you actually try to find something. The amount of overstock that I pull off of the shelves and the amount of reshop that I have to do while scanning instocks at the same time is outrageous! I wish they could look at the big picture and see how much revenue is lost each day simply because items are in the wrong place with the wrong price, not on the floor at all or ever, payroll lost because inventory has to be touched by tm's 5-6 times a day instead of 1-2.... I just shake my head.We did. I have been pushing shoes as a flow tm for almost 5 yrs. I use to, shocking, love pushing shoes. I always push to the piece. Sales floor, the past year, at my store, was told no backstock for shoes. I was never told that and have and continue to backstock. It is a fucked up pig sty because most people that push pulls or reshop have no fucking idea where anything goes. Last week we had a visit and boxes were spread out and made to look pretty. Was it where it was suppose to be? Hell no. The biggest issue is it rarely gets zoned. That is not my fault or sales floors fault. I blame my store leader. Amen
We don't. This, of course, means we don't replenish appropriately eitherDon't scan shoes if your store is doing this.
Shoes Merchandising Flexibility. Basically going to be the same as accessories where everything is flex. That's what my STL was describing.What is SMF?