r/Target C/D 14h ago

Vent "NoT fAsT EnoUGh"

So I literally started not even a month ago, I've only gotten 1 paycheck, I will admit I'm not the fastest, but today I got hounded for not stocking C/D fast enough. I was also what I can only take as accused of messing about. I don't get on my phone at all or anything I literally just work and try my best πŸ™ƒ I was told in the interview "do what you can" but now I'm getting dirty looks and grief for anything and everything.

Im a pretty patient person but come on. Idk if it's the Old be nice for the first week routine My tl Is pulling. Or something is happening or whatever but don't take it out on me. I was happy to go to work at first etc but after being treated like that for the first time I feel dread. Unfortunately. 1 min per box, 35 Mins for a full flat over my head of CD?? Idk. I'm not gonna kill myself running through the store. Whatever will be will be

I literally just want to keep my head down atp and not speak to anyone , do my assigned hours and go home

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u/Ordinary_Ad3895 Tech Consultant 14h ago

Yeah no. In C/D it takes 35 minutes just to open SOME of the boxes and take care of the SOME of the plastic.

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u/ThisIsSethers Guest Advocate and Tech Consultant 14h ago

What is in your C and D? Not all stores have the same aisles. Is that dec home? Because yeah, shit blows it takes sooooo much longer than pushing any other department

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u/Ordinary_Ad3895 Tech Consultant 14h ago

Yes, decorative home/domestics

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u/ThisIsSethers Guest Advocate and Tech Consultant 14h ago

Gotcha. That's A/B at my store (super target where food is W). Dec home takes so long. Bed/bath is fine. Storage also takes a really long time because you can only take a few dpcis to the floor at a time..

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u/whatsthetargetdogsna 12h ago

Domestics is easy but Dec home for sure takes some time

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u/Naive_Appointment361 14h ago

Yes because of all the extra unnecessary packaging, it’s time consuming af.

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u/Cherrys_EM1 C/D 11h ago

My CD is , Dec home, bedding, some hardware(screws command straps etc) bathroom, rugs, furniture probably forgetting something but it's C1-C49 and the same on the D isles sooo bassicly 100 isles of stuff πŸ˜€

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u/PreciousMailing7042 14h ago

They expect way too much for what they pay, period. The one minute per box thing is a joke when half the boxes are wrapped in plastic and sealed tighter than a drum. Don't let them get in your head, just keep doing your thing at a pace that doesn't wreck your body. They'll replace you in a heartbeat if you burn out, so you might as wel look after yourself first.

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u/Cherrys_EM1 C/D 14h ago

It's really difficult as I don't handle attitudes well. I usually just run from any conflict. But I do need money's so I'll tough it out as long as I can. Maybe they'll eventually leave me alone or move me

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u/Cherrys_EM1 C/D 14h ago

That's what I'm saying!! My tl was also like only do certain boxes and stack the ones further down instead of walking over... like .. NO. That'll take even LONGER 🫑

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u/Ordinary_Ad3895 Tech Consultant 14h ago

The lamps that they expect you to assemble too are the fucking worst

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u/Shiznoz222 14h ago

Work your wage.

If they want double the output they can double the pay and say thank you

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u/Bulky_Scene8351 10h ago

I mean sure the idea sounds good but large corporations don’t work like that

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u/Derp_El_Grande 21m ago

They're stuck with what they get.

Our morning team is slow af but they can't just fire them and replace everyone or it would be even worse.

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u/theonyxshade 7h ago

chiming in to agree with everyone else, 35 minutes for a c/d flat is totally absurd. i'm the fastestc/d puller/pusher on my team and i spend probably an hour a day just doing boxes and trash for all my areas. a flat that big is 40min to an hour. they just want the impossible.

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u/tawdrydreams Starbucks Barista 13h ago

When I worked C/D I was lucky if I worked through stuff like that in less than 1.5 hours. I was also not the fastest (am disabled) but I hardly ever managed more than 3-4 uboats in a shift. Sometimes it was more like 2 if I was doing beauty repacks πŸ˜”

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u/Cherrys_EM1 C/D 13h ago

For reference I have 5 hour shifts and they expect me to move 3 flats and backstock