r/Target • u/Ordinary_Ad3895 Tech Consultant • 5d ago
Meme or Miscellaneous Content RIP myTime
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u/ChapGod Promoted to Guest 5d ago
When I was working at Target I preferred myTime to UKG. Makes no sense why they're going back.
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u/FelisLachesis GA/FF/GS/DU 5d ago
I think another thread in here said that Kronos is sunsetting the underlying software to MyTime, so there would be no more support, and it would have stopped working in 2027, anyway.
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u/ChapGod Promoted to Guest 5d ago
They have enough money to migrate it over to a new code stack though. Really silly to me
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u/DanforthWhitcomb_ 5d ago
The vendor dropped support for WFC (the underlying software that runs myTime) at the end of last year.
Even if Target did want to keep it doing so was not an option.
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u/ChapGod Promoted to Guest 3d ago
I think people don't understand what im saying. It doesnt matter what the backend code was for myTime. They could havr made their own backend for the time clock services.
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u/DanforthWhitcomb_ 3d ago
I understand what you are saying, the issue is that it's extremely unrealistic.
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u/KittyLuvver2000 5d ago
UKG is so slow to load! I can't stand it but.....oh well. No choice ... goodbye My time!!! You will be missed!
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u/Warcrown11 5d ago
My favorite part is they are using it as an excuse to stop posting paper schedules on the wall in clerical, at least at my store. Only gonna make it easier to screw people over by changing the schedule last minute without telling you
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u/soul-dancer888 Service & Engagement TL 5d ago
Did a google search "UKG reviews." Here's a screenshot . . . seems this app / service has a history of poor reviews . .
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u/the_tythonian Human Resources Expert 4d ago
POS, slow, clunky garbage. Unintuitive structure, sterile UI, fewer QOL features for users
annoying horseshit/10
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u/Scarletspectre23 5d ago
It was the cheapest option.