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Please tell me. I'm on a run of trying to actually find out what all the words I've head 10000 times mean...
If the P means prototype how did Target not manage to change the name a dozen times!P Fresh….seriously who names this shit…
That's not necessarily what they mean by prototype. For instance, especially in the earlier 00s, as Target was expanding in waves, each group of stores shared a similar layout/design/features, and that group was a "prototype". So stores were 'P01', 'P04', etc. prototype 1, prototype 4.If the P means prototype how did Target not manage to change the name a dozen times!
you're correct. current stores are P23/P24 i believe.I think remodeled stores get updated i.e. 'P19' but don't quote me on that.
P04 was actually the last prototype update for stores until Next Gen & Next Gen 2.0 (dunno why they dropped the P numbering), which came about around 2019.you're correct. current stores are P23/P24 i believe.
P04 was actually the last prototype update for stores until Next Gen & Next Gen 2.0 (dunno why they dropped the P numbering), which came about around 2019.
The next prototype update should be next year but I have no clue what the naming scheme is. It combines a lot of different initiatives like Food Forward (market department is the first department of the store) and center entrance (instead of left/right/both sides entry) among other things
are you sure about this? I swear when we were remodeling and i saw the schematics that it still had the Pwas actually the last prototype update for stores until Next Gen & Next Gen 2.0 (dunno why they dropped the P numbering), which came about around 2019.
Doesn't their fancy new store in Texas still have 2 doors? It's not quite Super sized but definitely larger than pfresh.P04 was actually the last prototype update for stores until Next Gen & Next Gen 2.0 (dunno why they dropped the P numbering), which came about around 2019.
The next prototype update should be next year but I have no clue what the naming scheme is. It combines a lot of different initiatives like Food Forward (market department is the first department of the store) and center entrance (instead of left/right/both sides entry) among other things
They used to. But we threw so much food away from waste and spent way too much payroll staffing for prepping. A sd I had did 2 years special project in KC trying to come up with ways to cut costs to make grocery side profitable.Doesn't their fancy new store in Texas still have 2 doors? It's not quite Super sized but definitely larger than pfresh.
With market being first, how does that work in a center door layout?
On another note, Target has a lot of room for improvement if they want to be anywhere near Walmart/local grocers in the food space. From everything I see store side, they aren't making the commitments (mainly $$) to make that happen