OneArmedJesus
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This is something I can get behind lolTo hijack this little tussle- This whole thing started with a statement about abandons being dropped off on counters at the service desk. Can we all be angry about abandons being dropped off at the service desk and not put away or dealt with by whoever found them in the first place
Keep my counters clear damn it!!!To hijack this little tussle- This whole thing started with a statement about abandons being dropped off on counters at the service desk. Can we all be angry about abandons being dropped off at the service desk and not put away or dealt with by whoever found them in the first place
Birkenstocks?!? They won’t even let me wear crocs anymore
To hijack this little tussle- This whole thing started with a statement about abandons being dropped off on counters at the service desk. Can we all be angry about abandons being dropped off at the service desk and not put away or dealt with by whoever found them in the first place
okay but you're literally not doing your job correctly; bagging items isn't optional. and before you say "My MeTriCs", ship from store teams across the chain manage to bag and stow orders without missing goal times. ask someone for help picking the next batch while you finish the one you're working on.
Trust me, it's not fine to leave it unpacked at the service desk. I have had this happen only for the items to end up in reshop. Bag the items, store them, and then move on to the next order.That would irritate me. It's really a problem with the OPU service desk area. That's where we'll temporarily leave items we don't have time to bag up and store properly while we make sure the next batch gets done on time. Always fun to come back and find that a bunch of random items have been tossed into my sorted out piles with pick labels on top of the appropriate piles. I start to bag and then...wait a second, I don't remember picking this mascara...did I pick this mascara...what's the guest's name so I can look it up in Pickup...ugh.
Nothing worse if you have a guest come to pick up an OPU and the person working the service desk can't find it. Then we have to take our time to get someone to grab the items for the guest. All because someone can't do their job correctly.i picked order pickup and drive up exclusively for almost a year so you don't need to educate me about what the metrics and goal times are. WHEN an order goes missing and the service desk can't find it, that's gonna be on you because you aren't doing your job correctly. there's a reason ePick has you pick the order, then scan the hold location, then put the bag in the hold location. maybe instead of trying to cheat the system you could just be better at your job?
I didn’t say anything but that confused me too.... you leave items unbagged with a tiny label that could easily fall at the service desk and then get upset at the SDTM (or any other TM who walked by the desk) who thought it was reshop? What?Trust me, it's not fine to leave it unpacked at the service desk. I have had this happen only for the items to end up in reshop. Bag the items, store them, and then move on to the next order.
I’ve had bags left in the reshop area without a label that we thought was a suspended transaction that the guest did not pick up. I’ve had items scanned into one location only to find them no where near that location. I’ve had items I was never able to find. Just makes my job harder.I didn’t say anything but that confused me too.... you leave items unbagged with a tiny label that could easily fall at the service desk and then get upset at the SDTM (or any other TM who walked by the desk) who thought it was reshop? What?
My last ETL was famous for doing this, leaving everyone else to deal with the resulting chaos...Ttoetl who changed a bunch of people's shifts literally the day before they were supposed to come in: thanks for not telling ANYONE. I was always led to believe you were supposed to contact people if you changed their shift w/out at least 48 hours notice.
Ttoetl who changed a bunch of people's shifts literally the day before they were supposed to come in: thanks for not telling ANYONE. I was always led to believe you were supposed to contact people if you changed their shift w/out at least 48 hours notice.
Nope*. Handbook says “we will make an effort to contact you but schedules can change at any time due to business needs”Can't they get in deep shit for doing that
Can't they get in deep shit for doing that