What's a company secret you know?
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They don't care about us, no matter what they say. But maybe that's not much of a secret?
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We can see everything you do online. Everything.
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Don't fucking ask if we have it in the back.
If we had it in the back, it would be out in the front.
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We can see everything you do online. Everything.
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Don't fucking ask if we have it in the back.
If we had it in the back, it would be out in the front.
Then why the hell is it on your website?
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I KNEW it!
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Then why the hell is it on your website?
wrote last edited by [email protected]3 possibilities:
- Shrink - item was lost or stolen.
- The item was erroneously entered into the system during a delivery.
- The item was not properly scanned out upon a sale. Maybe due to the barcode being replaced or entered into the system wrong so the item you bought wasn't what was actually "sold" according to the computer system.
The problem goes the other way, too. Sometimes the items aren't entered into the system at delivery, so it might say we have none when we literally just restocked it.
I spent a lot of time balancing the item counts to be accurate when there was not much else to do. It's pretty much entirely human error and people not doing what they should be doing.
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Which company?
Multiple.
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Don't fucking ask if we have it in the back.
If we had it in the back, it would be out in the front.
What do you have in the back then?
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Oracle’s Larry Ellison can fly a plane, play the guitar and blow smoke rings…. All at the same time.
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What do you have in the back then?
Garbage. You want some empty boxes and plastic wrap?
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Garbage. You want some empty boxes and plastic wrap?
You're keeping my relatives in the back?!?
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Then why the hell is it on your website?
Because the goal is to either have you buy it from the site and they'll find it and ship it, or to get you physically into the store. They don't care which, either are seen as a win.
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American made product is just relabeled under other brand and sold in Europe as a German brand.
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Garbage. You want some empty boxes and plastic wrap?
I could use some sturdy boxes right now.
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American made product is just relabeled under other brand and sold in Europe as a German brand.
wrote last edited by [email protected]I used to work at a company that had a side-hustle and received large shipments of boxes from China containing the front half and the back half of electronic multimeters. One employee would sit there all day, put the 2 halves together, put 2 screws into it, then toss it in a clamshell pack proudly labeled with "ASSEMBLED IN THE USA" with a big-ass american flag.
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Garbage. You want some empty boxes and plastic wrap?
Maybe. Does the plastic wrap have those little bubbles you can pop?
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3 possibilities:
- Shrink - item was lost or stolen.
- The item was erroneously entered into the system during a delivery.
- The item was not properly scanned out upon a sale. Maybe due to the barcode being replaced or entered into the system wrong so the item you bought wasn't what was actually "sold" according to the computer system.
The problem goes the other way, too. Sometimes the items aren't entered into the system at delivery, so it might say we have none when we literally just restocked it.
I spent a lot of time balancing the item counts to be accurate when there was not much else to do. It's pretty much entirely human error and people not doing what they should be doing.
Your store has enough staffing you have time to fix floor counts? Lucky.
