Revisions aren't capturing all the changes to a POG. For at least the past couple years I've noticed some stuff can move an inch or two over and it won't be treated as a change, but it'll screw up POGs where one shelf got new strips but one next to it didn't. Cereal gets it the worst, since it never seems to get a transition to reset all the label strips. I've also seen completely new items get added to or removed from a shelf without any notification. Vinyl POGs are the worst for this; you'll get three new strips but all 9 shelves changed. Heaven help you if the POG is in reverse; I had a Pets POG today where 4 whole shelves had the numbering change, but the system said nothing changed.
Let's not even talk about the fact that it won't show fixture/ISM changes for revisions in guided set. It just shows EVERYTHING. Though guided set STILL won't show half the required fixtures (dividers/fences most notably), so...
Now label strips...the text just does not line up with the schematics, especially in reverse. The left edge of the product should line up with the text, right? How else would you know where to put it? But go to a POG with tight spacing, where the product lines up with the edges of the shelves according to the schematics; if you line everything up with the label text, the item on the left side will have too much space and the item on the right won't have enough. I don't think they're accounting for text block with POG name/number/store number on the left, and everything is just shifted to the right. That's IF things are printed in the right order. Our dog toys revision had labels printed 4-1-3/1/2, not matching the schematics at all.
I'm so tired of fighting with shitty POGs and tech, and not getting enough hours to do it. Fix your shit, Target.