Also, looking through this thread, I see a lot of people hating on Flow Team, blaming them for your woes. What gives?
Also, looking through this thread, I see a lot of people hating on Flow Team, blaming them for your woes. What gives?
They get the most payroll and create the most problems.
Also, looking through this thread, I see a lot of people hating on Flow Team, blaming them for your woes. What gives? I don't know about how it is at your stores, but our Flow Team works hard and kicks ass. And as far as the complaint about all those cages and carts of cardboard with a full baler? That's an hour of work tops for one person to do, even faster if two or more people team up on it. Not a huge deal.
Also, looking through this thread, I see a lot of people hating on Flow Team, blaming them for your woes. What gives? I don't know about how it is at your stores, but our Flow Team works hard and kicks ass. And as far as the complaint about all those cages and carts of cardboard with a full baler? That's an hour of work tops for one person to do, even faster if two or more people team up on it. Not a huge deal.
Sure, Flow does do some things wrong but they have the biggest and hardest normal TM job in the store.
Often you have no choice about what height to hang a side cap - depends on where the endcap shelves are hung. Sometimes it's impossible to hang a sidecap at all because the shelves interfere with the two sidecap mounts no matter where you try to hang it.To management at my store: Does the height of the sidecaps really fucking matter. Do you honestly think that our visitors are going to be coming in with a tape measure and be like "hmm no these aren't the right height you fail."
Sure, Flow does do some things wrong but they have the biggest and hardest normal TM job in the store.
You can make the argument that most positions are the hardest. The fact that flow never deal with guests makes it one of the easiest for many people depending on their skillset.
Sure, Flow does do some things wrong but they have the biggest and hardest normal TM job in the store.
You can make the argument that most positions are the hardest. The fact that flow never deal with guests makes it one of the easiest for many people depending on their skillset.
Nauzhror the fact that flow never deal with guests. You have got to be kidding me! Who the fuck do you think helps the guests. There are minimal sf tm's on the floor. We are the largest group working the push after unload. I for sure am not saying I have the easiest or the hardest job, that's neither here nor there. You are clueless if you think flow doesn't deal with guests.
TTOTM- Having 4 of your friends come in and apply for red cards at your register (& get denied on purpose so they can apply again) every month or so is pretty sketchy.
Bingo.Or do they know they don't qualify already?
Nauzhror the fact that flow never deal with guests. You have got to be kidding me! Who the fuck do you think helps the guests. There are minimal sf tm's on the floor. We are the largest group working the push after unload. I for sure am not saying I have the easiest or the hardest job, that's neither here nor there. You are clueless if you think flow doesn't deal with guests.