Integration

Iceman · 01-20-2014, 06:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Trivial Psychic

Ugh..I really hate when they take a case of figures and spread them among ten pegs like that. It really gives off a sense of laziness. It really shows that someone is not doing their job, either at the store level, or at the distribution/management level. I worked at TRU once upon a time, and it used to embarass me to see my sections (which was boys and sports) look like this. I know Target has their case policy (where, if you can't put up an entire case, it's not to come out of the warehouse,) but come on...when it gets to that level, that's shameful. The managers there should show some pride in their store, and in their job...

There were actually two more rows of pegs above those that aren't in the pegs. Those had about 4 figures each on them. The pegs in the actual aisle were full.

01-20-2014, 06:37 PM	#1032
Iceman MUtant Overlord Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Tennessee Posts: 2,754	Quote: Originally Posted by Trivial Psychic Ugh..I really hate when they take a case of figures and spread them among ten pegs like that. It really gives off a sense of laziness. It really shows that someone is not doing their job, either at the store level, or at the distribution/management level. I worked at TRU once upon a time, and it used to embarass me to see my sections (which was boys and sports) look like this. I know Target has their case policy (where, if you can't put up an entire case, it's not to come out of the warehouse,) but come on...when it gets to that level, that's shameful. The managers there should show some pride in their store, and in their job... There were actually two more rows of pegs above those that aren't in the pegs. Those had about 4 figures each on them. The pegs in the actual aisle were full. __________________ BST