Our leads always claim everyone in the store has to be trained for backup but none of our inbound team knows how to ring besides myself and one other TM since most of them were hired when we were overnight. 'where is _ located?' I have worked most other shifts and I personally find the guests that shop in the morning near when we open know exactly what they want and are in and out for the most part.Īs another TM mentioned on this thread, since we leave at 12pm and the backup calls start around 11:30, none of our team ever has to go up. Most of the questions they ask are simply

On weekdays I usually only get a few guests that ask me for assistance but on weekends I get a bunch. We got rid of the DBO thing in my store but most of us push in the same few areas everyday. We have a 4 person line with one thrower and have about 3 TM doing repacks all day and usually no one running vehicles during trucks unless it's a double but some TM come in later to help out plus the truck team all pushes a chunk of vehicles after the trucks unloaded. of the line and pace when our usual pacer (inbound TL) steps away. I work on the front of priority one where i sort bulk paper/plastic, diapers, baby uboat, paper, pets/litter, and all of chem. I come in five days a week at 3:30am with the inbound TL to set the line before the inbound team comes in 4-12. Our trucks average 1900 and the biggest i have ever seen was 2700. Right now at least, we typically get 9 trucks a week with doubles on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Last year we hit the 60million mark and already this year they're predicting it to be even higher meaning we are going back to overnights permanently in July. The store I work at is becoming increasingly high volume and our backroom and sales floor are very small for the sales we make.

I have been with Target for 4 years but inbound for around 2 years.

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