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I know hours are tight but... 30 hours... really? :[ Ouch, it hurts.
thank you to my sl tl- for taking the time today to show me stuff that I should have been taught a while ago....now I know where I goobered up so bad on my first day shooting research (btw...who sends a person on the floor to shoot research without any real instructions? that would be our leadership).
to all of the tm's who called out/called in late....it was only an inch of snow!! seriously!! even if you are using public transportation they weren't running that late.
On research, you read here... On snow, wimps¡
To the crazy snow plow driver...thanks for not running us over today while we got carts. It made my day a lot more enjoyable to come out of it as whole as I started. :good:
Good job, btrees! You got fitting room smell hopefully fixed.
Good job, btrees! You got fitting room smell hopefully fixed.
the sft big wig actually asked if we got pee'ers back here....and I said yes...usually the biohazards happened on my shifts. The carpet is really old and seems to be an odor catcher. I am also tired of the hodge podge of "fixes"...easy to tell where the seams are and the company that puts it down uses way too much glue and we can see where, that can't be brand. Though we got a little ding for not being brand with our number holders on the doors....I would rather that than any more incidents where men accidently walk in on women who don't lock the door (it really does seem to be women who don't lock the doors)
To whomever decided it would be a good idea to hire a Shoe Brand in my store.... why would you do this when the majority of your softlines team is either having to be cross-trained for more hours or dealing with 14 hour weeks? I'm pretty sure I could name about 5 people who wouldn't mind sitting in shoes for 4+ hours a day making it look brand.
Good job, btrees! You got fitting room smell hopefully fixed.
the sft big wig actually asked if we got pee'ers back here....and I said yes...usually the biohazards happened on my shifts. The carpet is really old and seems to be an odor catcher. I am also tired of the hodge podge of "fixes"...easy to tell where the seams are and the company that puts it down uses way too much glue and we can see where, that can't be brand. Though we got a little ding for not being brand with our number holders on the doors....I would rather that than any more incidents where men accidently walk in on women who don't lock the door (it really does seem to be women who don't lock the doors)
You should only leave service desk if theres another person scheduled there, otherwise someone should be there 100%.. If its that slow the GSTL/GSA can redirect guests over to guest service if they have less than 10 items.
You should only leave service desk if theres another person scheduled there, otherwise someone should be there 100%.. If its that slow the GSTL/GSA can redirect guests over to guest service if they have less than 10 items.
At my store, service desk steps out to the first lane as needed.
So if you're helping someone with a large order that might take a couple minutes, the people at GS just wait? Can't see people being too happy about waiting lol.
If GS has no one at our store, the GSTL/GSA sends folks with small purchases over. If guests with returns arrive, they get in line & the GSTL/GSA stops sending other guests over.
If an LOD is nearby, they'll watch the lanes while the GSTL/GSA opens a lane.
Some of our TLs & ETLs are known to jump on a lane when we were absolutely slammed.
Of course, this comes AFTER they gutted hrs & took some cashiers to the salesfloor.