[ SECRET POST #2176 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2176 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

My friend/co-worker worked toys, too. Do you also work Site to Store? They always expected him to have toys zoned, sometimes to planogram, AND deal with the STS/Layaway. It's just not possible. Especially if their items haven't been binned.

I second for him on a weekend once. I was a closer, though, so my CSM tried to drag me back to register. We had people there well after closing, it was alwayss a mad-house.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

Nah not usually. I specified on my application that I do better with inventory type jobs and stocking jobs and they haven't trained me on the registers. From what I hear of cashier work, I honestly don't want to be. So I do less. But still get three people asking me for a thing at a time. Or I'm going to help someone on the phone when someone else asks me about something.

I dread answering calls really.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, it can get tiring. You need to know the action codes, how to process checks, how to bypass hiccups, handle returns, price checks, do 82, and deal with very pissy customers. I always hated running the smoke house registers because you'd get customers with 30+items trying to get into my line. When you told them it was for 10 or less only they'd scream about poor service, or tell me they were never shopping there again. (lol) I had a customer slam his hands down in my face because I couldn't take -30!- cents off of his gift card (We aren't allowed to do that)

I miss just doing returns and zoning, to be honest.